All Things Made New

In this episode, I get to talk to Rev. Dr. Letiah Fraser.

Rev. Dr. Letiah Fraser is currently the Season 9 host of The Millennial Pastor Podcast. This season is all about Disability and the Church. You can check it out here: https://anchor.fm/millennial-pastors

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Facebook: Letiah.Frasier

Twitter: RevLetiah

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In this episode, I get to talk to my friend Kathy Khang.

She is the author of Raise Your Voice: Why We Stay Silent & How to Speak Up (IV Press, 2018), a contributing editor for Sojourners magazine, the co-author of More Than Serving Tea (IV Press, 2006), and the author of Alabaster Guided Meditations, Psalms Vol. 1 and 2 (IV Press, 2020). She also serves as the board chair for Christians for Social Action.

Ms. Khang was a newspaper reporter in Green Bay and Milwaukee, WI before spending more than two decades in vocational ministry where she focused on leadership development and training leaders in diversity and justice. She holds a BS in journalism from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL.

She is based in the north suburbs of Chicago and is honored to be mom to three incredible young adults. Ms. Khang blogs at www.kathykhang.com, is on Twitter and Instagram as @mskathykhang, and posts at www.facebook.com/kathykhangauthor.

Twitter: mskathykhang

This week, we get to talk to Kevin Nye about homelessness and the church.

Kevin Nye works in services and advocacy for the unhoused in Los Angeles. He is a graduate of Fuller Seminary and a writer, with his first book releasing in the Fall of 2022, titled, "Grace Can Lead Us Home: A Christian Call to End Homelessness."

Welcome back, Krispin Mayfield. This week, we talk about a trauma-informed church.

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This week, I got to have a thoughtful conversation with Matt Nightingale.

Matt Nightingale is a pastor, musician, speaker, writer and spiritual director living and working in San Francisco’s North Bay Area. He is founder and president of Common Sanctuary, and co-pastor (along with his long-time best friend, Tony Gapastione) of The Quest, a progressive American Baptist church in Marin County.

He is also a spiritual director and support group facilitator with The Christian Closet, which offers web-based counseling, coaching, and spiritual direction for LGBTQ Christians.

Matt is the proud father of four adult children: Joshua, Jacob, Emily and Zachary.

www.commonsanctuary.org

www.thechristiancloset.com

www.wearethequest.org

www.journeycentersantarosa.org

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www.facebook.com/mattnightingale

www.twitter.com/mattnightingale

www.instagram.com/mattnightingale

Today I have the pleasure of talking to Winn Collier.

Buy A Burning In My Bones here.

This week, I got to talk once again to the fabulous Abby Norman.

Abby Norman is a pastor, teacher, mother, and wife who lives and loves in the city of Atlanta. She has two kids, a naughty dog, and a husband she married before her brain was fully developed. She is very glad that worked out as well as it has. Abby pastors a small church on the outskirts of the Atlanta suburbs and still has enough words to continue blogging and showing up regularly on all social media outlets as @abbynormansays. Abby has a book coming out in May of 2021 from Broadleaf press: You CAN talk to God like that: The surprising power of lament to save your faith.

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Robert Vore is an Atlanta-area therapist with a particular focus in adolescents & young adults. He’s also a certified QPR Suicide Prevention Instructor for groups of any size and offers trainings & consultations to churches, ministries, & other groups on topics such as the intersection of faith & mental health, youth development, college student mental health and maintaining your mental health while working in ministry.  

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Becky Castle Miller is a writer and speaker on emotional, mental, and spiritual health in the church. She recently graduated from Northern Seminary with a master's in New Testament Context, studying with Scot McKnight. Her discipleship workbook with Dr. McKnight is called Following King Jesus. She is working on a new book about Jesus's emotions. She and her husband and their five kids and two cats just relocated to the US after living in the Netherlands for the past 8 years, working at an international church.

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Rachael Ward (they/them) is a public theologian and LGBTQ+ activist currently pursuing their Master of Divinity and Master of Arts in Practical Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary. They are the co-founder of Bible Queery, a collective focused on offering one-on-one and group facilitation for queer people of faith. Rachael deeply believes in the healing nature of narrative and lives within the liminal space between the academy, the Church, and the public square. Rachael lives in Atlanta with their wife, Chelsea, and two fur babies - Jack and Frances.

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