EPISODE TWO


In this episode you’ll meet Bob and Linda McKinney, owners of a food pantry in West Virginia, and Matthew Groves, a divinity student at Vanderbilt University. Hear from the McKinneys about their work serving their community and the economic challenges that come with a transition away from coal. Meanwhile, Matthew talks about discipleship in the context of climate change and warns how “liberal” and “conservative” divisions could stand in the way of climate action.

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An old building on the edge of Keystone previously used for processing and moving coal.
An old building on the edge of Keystone previously used for processing and moving coal.
Bob and Linda McKinney make a wonderfully dynamic pair. Linda is boisterous and silly while Bob is a bit more reserved, but they share a kindheartedness and an attitude of service. We came away with so much admiration for them both, as individuals and as a couple.
Bob and Linda McKinney make a wonderfully dynamic pair. Linda is boisterous and silly while Bob is a bit more reserved, but they share a kindheartedness and an attitude of service. We came away with so much admiration for them both, as individuals and as a couple.
The front entrance of Five Loaves and Two Fishes Food Bank.
The front entrance of Five Loaves and Two Fishes Food Bank.