
Clay Dockery
Interfaith minister and nonprofit leader; Director of Operations at Renaissance Youth Center; M.Div. from Union Theological Seminary
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Jul 13, 2026
Everyday Interfaith with Bryan Lorentz & Clay Dockery
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Dave PliskeHOST
right So what are the inputs? What do you actually do with the couple or with the kids if there's kids?

Clay DockeryGUEST
So the first and biggest thing is to try to give them an authentic understanding of what for the kids, an authentic understanding of what it is that the religion itself teaches.

Clay DockeryGUEST
And to say that there's many different types, there's many different ways that you can go about this, but here's, so we had like early on, we have like Bible stories and, and various things, but it's to teach that you can learn the story from a Christian perspective and you can learn the story from a Jewish perspective, and you can understand that both things have value and both things are authentic and both things have an understandable thing.

Clay DockeryGUEST
So they would have usually again, like an actual, so we would hire teachers and the teachers, the teachers would teach in teams.

Clay DockeryGUEST
where there was a Jewish teacher and a Christian teacher who would teach the lessons together.
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