Can I Say This At Church‽

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Each episode this year has brought an answer to a question that I think is so big. That question..."when we say God what are we actually trying to say?". Here are those answers, in part.

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Guest Bio

Tamice Spencer-Helms (she/they) is a published author, speaker, and theologian based in Richmond, Virginia. 

At 20 years old Tamice was drawn to full time ministry. After 15 years, Tamice went on to found Sub: Culture Incorporated, a nonprofit that provides holistic support and crisis relief for Black College Students. 

In addition to their Bachelor’s degree in Religious Studies and Copywriting (Virginia Commonwealth University), Tamice has a Masters of Arts in Contextual Leadership and a Masters of Arts in Theology. 

Over the years, Tamice has been a change-maker and pioneer for young people in her community. Throughout their life, Tamice has connected, supported, and ministered to countless young adults. Her friendly and down-to-earth approach to public speaking and teaching, as well as their dedication to theological study, has helped empower and inspire people in her community and beyond. 

Tamice lives in Richmond with their spouse Ellison, her daughter Harlym and their puppy Beacon Rey. In her spare time, she loves to dissect and listen to Hip-Hop, watch documentaries, whiskey tasting, and relax with a good book and a fresh cup of coffee. 

Her debut book Faith Unleavened: The Wilderness Between Trayvon Martin and George Floyd was released on February 21st. 2023!

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Don’t miss out on what Tamice has planned next! Stay tuned and follow her on Instagram @tamicenamaespeaks and Twitter @TamiceNamae. To engage with Tamice's writing on a regular basis, subscribe to her Substack 

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Karl and Laura Forehand join the show to discuss finding God in desert sanctuaries

Guest Bio:

Karl Forehand has 20 years experience as a pastor and counselor. Through the years he has counseled people in marriage, career, spirituality and general life struggles.   Karl has training in Spiritual Direction and Spiritual Leadership Coaching. He is the author of the award-winning book Apparent Faith: What Fatherhood Taught Me About the Father’s Heart (2019) and The Tea Shop (2020), Being, The Hotel and his latest book, Out Into the Desert, with his wife, Laura

Laura Forehand is a second grade teacher. She also teaches a classroom management technique called “Whole Brain Teaching.” She loves her children and is passionate about her grandchildren. She has recently found her voice and is working through reconstruction. Laura is a gifted writer, speaker and teacher.

Karl and Laura went through a deconstruction of their beliefs around 2017 and stepped down from their third church. They still attended church for a couple of years, but recently (late 2019) stopped attending an organizational church. They are currently promoting their book together called “Our into the Desert” and working together on the Desert Sanctuary podcast and related blogs / website.

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So much could be said about Óscar Romero as he was so many things to so many people. But some stories are best laid out with purpose and intention. 

In this series of bonus episodes Paul Thomas Darilek reflects on the life and ministry of Saint Óscar Romero by way of providing context to this time in history of El Salvador.

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So much could be said about Óscar Romero as he was so many things to so many people. But some stories are best laid out with purpose and intention. 

In this series of bonus episodes Paul Thomas Darilek reflects on the life and ministry of Saint Óscar Romero by way of providing context to this time in history of El Salvador.

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So much could be said about Óscar Romero as he was so many things to so many people. But some stories are best laid out with purpose and intention. 

In this series of bonus episodes Paul Thomas Darilek reflects on the life and ministry of Saint Óscar Romero by way of providing context to this time in history of El Salvador.

Join us for this 4-part series

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So much could be said about Óscar Romero as he was so many things to so many people. But some stories are best laid out with purpose and intention. 

In this series of bonus episodes Paul Thomas Darilek reflects on the life and ministry of Saint Óscar Romero by way of providing context to this time in history of El Salvador.

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Zach Bolen of Citizens joins the show to discuss God, doubt, life, faith, dads, and so much more.

Guest Bio:

Zach is a part of the band Citizens. There's alot of history here but you'll need to find that organically :).

Zach Socials:

Zach Bolen: https://www.instagram.com/zachbolen/

Citizens Music

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Keith joins to show to discuss how we embrace the mystery and wonder that is God.

Guest Bio:

Keith Giles is a former pastor who left the pulpit to follow Jesus over 12 years ago and started a church where 100% of the offering was given away to the poor in the community. Today he's the author of the best selling "Jesus Un" series of books which challenger our commonly-held conceptions about Scripture, the end times, hell and what it means to follow Christ.

Keith has published articles in Relevant Magazine, Plough Quarterly, CWR Magazine. He's also appeared on CNN with Anderson Cooper, John Fugelsang's "Tell Me Everything" on Sirius XM Radio, and Buzzfeed. Keith writes for Patheos and for the last 3 years has been the co-host of the Heretic Happy Hour Podcast. He also co-hosts the new Peace Catalyst Podcast which will launch in 2021. He and his wife Wendy live in El Paso, TX.

Guest Music by Silver Pages.

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This was a fun, and live, episode of the show.

Guest Bio:

Paul Baxley is the CBF Executive Director. Baxley was ordained to gospel ministry in 1993 at his home church of First Baptist Church on Fifth in Winston-Salem, N.C. Baxley and his wife, Jennifer, a licensed physical therapist, have four children: Olivia (age 17), Maria (age 11) and twins Caroline and Matthew (ages 8). Baxley has also held a variety of leadership roles with CBF partner organizations including the Board of Visitors of Mercer University’s McAfee School of Theology (member, 2012-2018 and chair, 2015-2016); Board of Directors of the Baptist House of Studies of Duke Divinity School (member, 2006-2012; chair, 2009-2010); and the Board of Directors of the Center for Congregational Health (member, 2004-2010; chair, 2009). In 2012, Baxley gave the Lawrence Hoover Lectures at Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond and delivered a sermon titled “Preaching as Participation” at the Mercer Preaching Consultation.

Mark Snipes is the Coordinator for CBF of Virginia. Mark was born and raised in the small town of Rockmart, Georgia in the North Georgia mountains. A graduate of the McAfee School of Theology in Atlanta, Georgia, Mark worked in local church ministry for seven years before becoming Missions Coordinator for Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Virginia in October 2013. In 2017, Mark’s position was broadened and his title was changed to Associate Coordinator. In this role, Mark concentrates on global and local missions; advocacy; events; connecting with churches, ministers, and the Young Baptist Ecosystem.

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