Come to the Table
Today, take 5 minutes to watch the video and let the words sink in. “Come to the Table” is a Spoke Folk 2019 song. Did you know the movie Hook was thought of when writing this song? (If you’ve never … Continued
Prayer by PJ Thacker
There is enough going on in the world to keep all of us on our knees in prayer. It is equally true that even in the best of times prayer is still an extremely important part of living in faith. … Continued
Spoke Folk by Kristin Suchoski
Hey everyone! My name is Kristin, or some people know me as kwall. My maiden name is Wallace, so that became my nickname and it stuck! I wanted to share with you how I came to Jesus, which is through … Continued
Leader Spotlight: Katie Heineman
In 2014, Kelsey Kimmelman and Anna Schmidt spent some time at Easter lunch to convince me to do Spoke Folk. When they left, I was not interested but I found myself filling out the application the next day. Since 2014, … Continued
Leader Spotlight: Alex Huechteman
What is up, my dudes? I’m Alex! I grew up in Frisco, Texas before it was cool – my favorite days were spent plowing a bicycle through piles of dirt in empty lots next to my house and eating as … Continued
Leader Spotlight: Penny Snider
In 2007, we took our first full-time position at an Episcopal church in West Virginia. It was a small town, so I got to do ministry in just about every denomination it seemed, which I enjoyed. We learned to be … Continued
What to do Off Tour by Abby Schiwitz
After tour ends, one of the biggest things I struggle with is figuring out what to do with myself. I often find myself looking for ways to continue strengthening my faith and to keep spreading the word. Here are a … Continued
Leader Spotlight: Trisha DePasquale
I was born in Bay City, Michigan and grew up there with my parents and older sister, Jamie. My childhood was filled with happy memories of traveling with my family, playing sports, and spending time with friends. I was sixteen … Continued
Part of God’s Plan by Kelsey Kimmelman
Two days shy of my fifteenth birthday, my parents dropped me off at a church in eastern Pennsylvania for my first Spoke Folk tour. I didn’t know anyone who had ever done Spoke Folk, so I was a little anxious. … Continued