In this episode Good Cities President, Glenn Barth interviews Peter Greer, President and CEO of Hope International, a nonprofit working on four continents in the area of micro finance as they proclaim the gospel. The topic is his recent book: “Rooting for Rivals: Overcoming Obstacles to Collaboration.” We discuss ways that Peter has worked to develop collaboration with leaders of other international aid agencies in his work with Hope International.

In this episode Good Cities President, Glenn Barth interviews Amy Inman, President of the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund. This is an organization impacting St. Louis for good through the collective giving of their members. As listener’s will hear in this interview, members not only give, but get involved through serving their communities as they give to effective nonprofits serving St. Louis.

In this episode, GoodCities President, Glenn Barth interviews Brian Wilkinson, Director of Network Development for VIVA. Viva is an international NGO based in Oxford that develops cross sector networks in cities around the world to care for vulnerable children. Viva is currently working with 38 networks in 27 nations transforming the lives of children and communities.

Glenn Barth interviews Reggie McNeal regarding "The Importance of Kingdom-centric Thinking in City Movements"

The Kingdom of God is not there to serve the Church, but the Body of Christ exists to serve the Kingdom of God. As Christians, we tend to spend so much time focused on the Church and it’s issues that we neglect much of the work God is doing throughout the Earth to bring about His Kingdom.

The history of the Church is full of division and fracturing and isolating us from them. We need to be focused on unity and inclusion and common ground which will allow us to serve and bring about the Kingdom of God in our communities.