012 Encouraging Catholic Talent with Nana-Adwoa Mbeutcha [PODCAST]

In this Episode Jo Boyce is in conversation with Nana-Adwoa Mbeutcha, a long-time friend of CJM MUSIC and the founder of the recently launched Catholic Talent Agency.

Nana-Adwoa’s connection with the music and ministry of CJM goes way back. Now, as a busy wife and mother of a growing, young family, Nage’s faith remains central to her life and work.

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Episode highlights:

Nage reminisces about her involvement in the Celebrate Youth Chorus, and many Born for This productions in her teens and twenties, and we play a couple of her favourite songs. She also shares her vision for the Catholic Talent Agency and how she hopes to support and elevate the ministry of Catholic creatives – especially those young up and coming; and to help event planners find the right people. We also hear a little about the hopes and expectations of parish life and why events and conference beyond the parish are needed to sustain and feed our faith.

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2 thoughts on “012 Encouraging Catholic Talent with Nana-Adwoa Mbeutcha [PODCAST]

  1. Really touch by this especially Born for this!! Knew Nage as a child in my Parish as I’m a friend of her lovely mum!!
    Why haven’t we heard of this before & why haven’t we heard of Jo Boyce? Sounds amazing! I been charismatic since 90ties & loved New Dawn but not been for years cos of old age!! GB all!!!

    1. Thanks for you lovely comment Kathy. That you’ve not heard of Jo Boyce after her more than 25 years of full time music ministry speaks to our point in this podcast about how difficult it is for Catholic talent to become known even within the Catholic community in the UK.

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