Mia Robertson
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98 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Mia Robertson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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No, but like the first two times they like didn't know. And so they just sit there and I'm like, we'll talk for four hours.
Like you gotta like just be like, okay, good night.
Yeah. But most people don't talk as much as we do. And so I do that too. And I don't realize that like, oh, they just are trying not to make me feel bad. Like they're so tired. Yeah. But I'll do it too. So I got that from you and I'm not mad about it. I like that.
No, I'm still working there right now.
So I found this church. It's honestly like just like White's Ferry Road, which I think is kind of funny because I don't think I saw myself at a church like that, like going to college, especially like Church of Christ. I like had gone to the super big church in Franklin, Tennessee, which I really loved.
But I would go in there and I would sit in the service and no one would talk to me, which is totally fine. I just like needed that as a college student going to church by myself. Sermons were awesome. Worship was awesome. But I would leave and I had no friends from that church. And so I really prayed about it. And this was the entire freshman year of college.
And I was like, I really need a church that kind of just feels like home and feels like a family. Even if it's not the best sermon I've ever heard every single Sunday, it's okay. I just need this community. And so I get on Instagram, and the first Instagram story I see is this guy from my school. And he posted, he said, come to Harpeth Hills tonight.
And I was like, all right, I just prayed about it. I'm just going to show up.
Maybe that's the answer. And so I show up thinking there's going to be like, you know, 50 people in the college group. There is like six people there. And they're all friends. So I'm like, oh, hey, y'all. Like, I'm Mia. I don't know anyone here. And they're all friends. And we just, we played like a game. I was like, okay, this was really fun. And yeah.
The pastor, like the college pastor, his wife, she came and talked to me and we talked for like an hour. And I left that place. I was like, we just played a game because no one showed up tonight. But that was the most I've gotten out of church in like a year, even though we didn't even like really talk about like anything. And so I kept coming back and then.
There was still about 10 people there, maybe every single Wednesday night. And it was so good. Like, I just fell in love with this place. Started going on Sundays and I was sitting in there in the acapella service. And you cannot fit another person in there. There was hundreds of people in there and they're all just singing acapella songs. And it brought me back.
I was like, I really, really love it here. And then when I went and studied abroad, they sent me mail, which it never made it to me because they don't have addresses in Costa Rica. But I was like, they really care about me. And so they asked me to work for them and be the college intern. For my junior year. And I didn't really know what that looked like. I thought, oh, I guess I'm leading worship.
I don't really know what my job is. And so and the guy that offered me the job, he didn't even know I did worship or didn't know I played the piano or anything. He was like, we wanted you to just be now. Oh, now they need interns because now there's 80 people coming to our college group.
And I invited my friends and now they all come and now there's like underclassmen coming. And basically there's so many new people coming every week that they need people to like be a friend of them. And I got that from dad. I can talk with anybody, which is why I love that I got that from you because that's really what got me this job. Yeah.
Because I can talk to somebody that I've never met and they're my best friend. We're chatting it up. And then my boss figured out I actually sing and play piano. So he was like, oh, okay, well, you can be in charge of that. So now we got 20 people on the worship team that are in college and I scheduled that and that got started because Max Dasher was like, you need to come lead worship with me.
Yeah. And we started doing that for like weeks in a row and we planned not a single song and we would sit up there and do music for like 30 minutes. And it was spontaneous worship, literally from the Holy Spirit. Like we were singing songs from like the 90s that I like didn't even know I knew the words to, but the Lord put it on my heart.
And so I just fell in love with it, and now there's so many people there. That's awesome. So it's not like a hard job, but I'm just being a light and just trying to connect people with the right people and make our church a home, and I love it.
Thank you. Thanks for having me on.
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