Interviews - Philip Gulley and James Mulholland

Philip Gulley is a Quaker pastor and beloved writer and speaker from Danville, Indiana. He has become the voice of small-town American life. Gulley's work includes the acclaimed Harmony series of novels chronicling life in the eccentric Quaker community of Harmony, Indiana and the best selling Porch Talk series of inspirational and humorous stories. In addition, Gulley and co-author James Mulholland describe their progressive worldview in their books, If Grace Is True and If God Is Love.

Gulley is currently the the pastor at Fairfield Friends Meeting near Indianapolis. Additionally, he hosted the television program "Porch Talk" on the Indiana PBS affiliate WFYI and their flagship show "Across Indiana," for which he received an Emmy Award. He also writes the popular monthly Home Again column for Indianapolis Monthly Magazine.

James Mulholland grew up Free Methodist, spent his teen years in a house church, was baptized American Baptist, attended a Disciples of Christ seminary, and served as an inner city United Methodist pastor for twelve years. He is now a member of the Irvington Friends Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana, no longer its pastor. He has been involved with many social ministries and has a special heart for helping men leaving prison.

In the past ten years, he has become known as a theologian and writer. He has written Praying Like Jesus individually and co-authored If Grace Is True and If God Is Love with Philip Gulley. He is married and has five children.