Welcome, all you pyromaniacs!
The Digital Campfire

About

In 2019, Erika and I were serving overseas as missionaries with a organization called Adventures in Missions. While we were in Asia, Covid-19 was spreading rapidly and we were inevitably sent home due to boarder closures. Upon returning to the US, quarantine mandates caused our communication with loved ones and community to be practically non-existent. Thus the Digital Campfire was born! This podcast is a place where friends, family, and people with bigger brains than our own meet to discuss a wide variety of thoughts and beliefs. Our views on the world and religion have evolved through these converstaions over time and we hope to continue that growth here. Not every episode may be your cup of tea.. or joe, for all you coffee drinkers out there - and that's okay! We aren't scholars or doctors and our discussions/opinions should not be considered authority - that's what Jesus and your mothers are for! We do, however, hope that you can hear our hearts as we seek to have authentic, meaningful conversations with one another. So, if you're looking for roughly an hour to kill each week, we would love to kill that hour for you. Thank you for joining us and welcome to The Digital Campfire! (BYOS - bring your own s'mores)

About the Hosts

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Erika Fain

Lead Smore Creator

Erika loves going on experiential dates with her husband, cuddling her babies, and spending quiet time with the Lord (when she can find a moment with two little ones under one!). As an INTJ, she's always on the lookout for ways to grow. If it were up to her, she'd eat dessert all the time, especially jello poke cake. She's incredibly competitive and feels a bit down if she can't get outside when the sun is shining. Erika seeks truth, values honesty, and isn't afraid to gently push back in conversations. If she were a plant, she'd be a sunflower.

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Nicholas Fain

Head Fire Starter

Nick is currently living and church planting in Northern Kentucky. He loves nothing more than discussing life and Jesus with friends. He's also into playing and listening to music, fly fishing, and playing Rocket League with his wife. For eight years, Nick worked as a videographer, and now he helps churches build and maintain their websites. He's highly emotional – movies like Real Steel make him cry (there's just something about Hugh Jackman teaching a trash robot to box). He hasn’t cried on an episode yet, but we haven't had any robot guests either!