We sit down with religious educators Kat Good and Alessandra Nysether-Santos to dive into our new shared values, starting with pluralism - all about the DEI, and not ashamed to admit it!

Trolls World Tour: ​​ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLKzCrT5Qsw

https://wagingnonviolence.org/2024/11/10-things-to-do-if-trump-wins/

Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/juustbreathelive

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/juustbreathepod

Facebook:

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Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Panelists Dr Glen Thomas Rideout, Nico Van Ostrand, and Rev Kayla Parker discuss with our hosts the wonders of a shared ministry approach in congregational life. What does it take? What are the benefits? What obstacles may need addressing? Come find out more from these fabulous spiritual leaders in our movement!


Instagram:

instagram.com/juustbreathepod

Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/juustbreathelive

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/3355850741412013

Other pertinent links:

https://www.uuworld.org/articles/leadership-model-shared-ministry-unitarian-universalist-congregations-covid-19

UU Values Image by Tanya Webster

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Hosts Ember Kelley and Joy Berry discuss the “Why’s” of a Whole Church Approach to RE (Religious Exploration). Hot off the presses and fresh from General Assembly’s vote to accept Article II. Our shared values find a new home in a multigenerational approach to ministry.

instagram.com/juustbreathepod

Other links
https://www.youtube.com/@unitarianchurchofstatenisl1261/shorts

Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/juustbreathelive

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/3355850741412013

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Quiana Denae Perkins, Kathy Smith, and Jenn Blosser join our hosts to discuss the ins and outs of the new proposed Article II changes to our UUA bylaws that are coming up at this summer's General Assembly. It's a hot topic right now and the conversation is sweltering!

Links:
https://www.uua.org/uuagovernance/committees/article-ii-study-commission

5 Jagged Rocks: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/18_JmGOhynz4z5slCcOPs3lsyndIj9dT7qlpuopUXyxo/edit

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Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Ep 3.5 | April 2024

Join Rev Tyler Coles and Rev Dayna Edwards as they explore the critical importance of faith development and its role in driving forward paradigmatic shifts for congregations toward greater equity, health, and vibrancy.

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Members of the National Emerging Adult Taskforce (NEAT) and Young Adult Revival Network (YARN) talk about these important ministries and how to better engage and support this vital demographic in our UU communities.

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

What is "Threshold Conversations?" How did it start? What are its purposes and goals?

January's episode is a flashback of sorts as we delve into the origins of Threshold.

Come listen to Rev Marisol Caballero and our co-host, running double duty as panelist- Joy Berry, as they discuss the origins of Threshold Conversations, the Unitarian Universalist religious education initiative and the focus for this Season's episodes.

To learn more visit:
https://www.uua.org/threshold-conversations

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Meet religious educators Dana Lundquist, Marena McGregor, and Rev Sierra Marie Gerfao. All three grew up UU, with two of the three participating in COA as youth, while all three now teach COA in their present congregational roles. To a person, they each have incredibly salient and unique perspectives on this milestone program. You'll be amazed at yet another mind blowing conversation unpacking liberal religious education from the perspective of luminary minds crossing thresholds.

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb

Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb