A Church Serves Its City
Mahan Mirza, executive director of the Ansari Institute, speaks with Carl Hetler, pastor of Broadway Christian Parish in South Bend, about his church’s important work to serve the greater South Bend community. Together, they explore the church’s practice of “radical hospitality” and how it has adapted to serve its community online in the wake of COVID-19.
Their discussion is part of the Ansari Institute’s online conversation series Engaged: Religion and the Common Good.
April 17, 2020
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