These two interviews have been sitting on my computer. They are enjoyable conversations. But time and focus moved on and these interviews began to gather dust. However, looking back, they remain as timely as ever.

Mark Gregory Karris is one of those deconstructionists that like to help people put things back together again. We wanted to learn about his recent book, Religious Refugees: (De)constructing Toward Spiritual and Emotional Healing after our church, Emmaus Christian Fellowship, had read his earlier book, Divine Echoes: Reconciling Prayer with the Uncontrolling Love of God., and I thought his latest book would be good for our congregation to learn about.

Topics: Fasting; Time management; Lent; Country music; return of the sun and gardening; and Hockey, or soccer, or badminton.

Check out the links below, or go to https://www.themissionplace.org/allthatsholybluecollar/ to review the lists of books, articles, music, movies, and other resources. Some of these might be great to worship resources, but more likely, ways to expand our imaginations.

Episode 3.10 IN WHICH OUR HOSTS DISCOVER THEIR SIGNATURE SOUND

We’re still in one of the longest seasons after Epiphany, but it is not too soon to think about Ash Wednesday coming up, and the season of Lent. There’s all kinds of symbolism and tradition mixed in with this season.

Also, baseball begins (https://www.springtrainingonline.com/reporting-dates/).

Baseball is coming, pitchers and catcher report in a couple of weeks. Time to remember why baseball is better than football with George Carlin’s: Baseball vs Football https://youtu.be/aIkqNiBASfI

Craig’s pretty happy with the two new tunes being sung in his congregation for worship. Walls, by Tommy Emmanuel https://youtu.be/MLhXnquvH6I; and God is not a white man, by Gungor https://youtu.be/-WybvhRu9KU

Twitter: @allthatsholy check out All That's Holy (@allthatsholy): https://twitter.com/allthatsholy?s=09

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/allthatsholy/?ref=bookmarks

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/craigdanm/playlist/4MSLCTYyVIEP7wnQqaNeuV?si=636SBNhWSNW1wXmjtk9cSQ

continuing conversation regarding the Season after Epiphany and resources for preaching, teaching, and shaping mission

We have an episode co-host and interviewee, Sarah Jackson of Casa De Paz, Denver, Colorado

(Note: take a look at the photo, by Anthony Camera on the podcast page, I love the netting on the volleyball net and the ball that looks like a globe - cool!)

We blathered and yacked (verb, past tense: trivial or unduly persistent conversation) about some of the following topics and ideas in the podcast. But for the most part, we got to know Sarah Jackson and life at Casa De Paz. Please look at the following links to learn about Casa de Paz and support the compassionate work of hospitality are hope.