The Collage Podcast

Purple Shoes

Today's topic is.... purple shoes? There's a box of purple shoes in the recording studio of the Collage Podcast. Jeff and Nancy tell us how they got there, the story they

A Shared Perspective

Loneliness, trauma, abuse, and addiction are among the few problems that millions face on a regular basis. Today we invite Sharon on the Collage Podcast, who shares how s

Relief, Recovery, Transformation: How We Can Respond to Homelessness as a Community

Most people would willingly volunteer to help someone who is temporarily misplaced by having their home destroyed in a storm. But when someone is homeless a result of abu

Service According to John 21:17

If a homeless friend suffering from a drug addiction asks you for $20 to make it through the week, will your $20 fully address their needs? The truth is that a financia

Climbing Mountains and Helping Those In Need

Jeff and Nancy recall experiences with friends they have made through serving at Feed My Sheep.

15 Years of "Feed My Sheep" in Temple, TX

Today on the Collage Podcast, we announce our future plans for the Vision Dinner, a commemoration of Feed My Sheep's 15th anniversary.    Mark your calendars now! S

Becoming Leaders with Leadership Temple

Today we sit down with members of Leadership Temple, an organization devoted to service, helping people become leaders in their homes, workplaces, and communities. Good l

Community Impact- Johnson Brothers Ford

On this episode, Jeff and Nancy sit down with Rosa from Johnson Brothers Ford to talk about engaging with the community around us to make it better, whether that is indiv

Doing When You Don't Know What to Do

Making difficult decisions is part of leadership.  Sometimes we face situations that seem like there may not be a solution, or at least a positive one. So what do you do?

Vocation, Community, and Belonging

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff welcomes Father Greg and seminarians to Feed My Sheep, a non-profit orginazation dedicated to serving marginalized communitie

Building Genuine Connections in a Digital Age

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff engages with a group of high school students from local churches in Temple, Texas, discussing the themes of community, hope,

The Hidden Dangers of Legal Drugs

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy delve into the alarming issue of legal substances available in convenience stores that mimic illegal drugs. They di

Breaking Down Barriers: Looking beyond the Stereotypes

In this episode, Jeff hosts a candid conversation with Christina and Nancy from Feed My Sheep in Temple, Texas, exploring perceptions of homelessness, empowerment, and co

Leading with a Purpose: A Mindset of Leadership

In this episode, the team at Feed My Sheep explores what it really means to lead volunteers in a ministry setting. The conversation centers on a bigger idea: people are n

Catholic Heart at Feed My Sheep

On this episode of The Collage, we were joined with a great group of young ladies from across the country from a group called Catholic Heart. This group has students from

From City to Nonprofit: A Journey of Growth

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discuss the mission of Feed My Sheep, a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the physical, spiritual, and

The Overwhelming Barriers to Personal Care

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discuss the challenges faced by the homeless community, particularly focusing on mental health and medication acces

A Call to Action: Supporting Those in Need

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discuss the challenges faced by individuals struggling with mental health issues and homelessness. They share real

The Importance of Human Dignity

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discusses the harrowing story of a young homeless woman who faced a near-fatal overdose due to fentanyl-laced subst

Unseen Struggles: 3 Real-Life Mental Health and Homelessness Stories

This conversation explores the complex realities faced by individuals in mental health crises, particularly women, through three case studies. The discussion highlights t