Tonight’s guest grew up in a household where Ron Sider’s groundbreaking book Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger influenced how the family lived out it’s faith. But it wasn’t until Beth McLean Wiest, who was the director of a secular choral group at the time, was challenged to really live out her faith while watching other secular businesspeople doing more than her. That led to creation of Harmony Through Harmony (http://www.harmonythroughharmony.com/), a choral group that develops musical and leadership skills through community-building and raising awareness about social justice issues.
 
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