Deconstruct To Curiocity

Your favorite heretics, aka Rachel & Derek are a wife & husband duo creating a safe space for deconstruction and recovery from church trauma. They are passionate about advocating for spirutual agency and freedom. They are deconstructed evangelicals. Derek has a biblical studies background & rachel is pursuing a masters in religious studies. Your Favorite heretics was born out of a desire to bring clear, easy to understand deconstruction perspectives to those who are interested to learn about it. They desire to give words to experiences and help sort through church trauma. Sound a little bit like another couple you know? @yourfavoriteheretics @deconstruct.pod @laurendeleary @officialadamfrost

Blair aka, Talk Purity To Me is a fellow ex-evangelical purity culture survivor. She is committed to unlearning the shame that purity culture taught us. Between her words of wisdom, hilarious memes and on point tik tok - Blair provides humor & healing to thousands of us who are ready to say goodbye to shame. @talkpuritytome @laurendeleary @officialadamfrost https://linktr.ee/talkpuritytome

Kevin Garcia is a digital pastor, creative mystic, public theologian and intuitive soul coach based in Atlanta, GA. After coming out in the fall of 2015 as a queer Christian, Kevin has reached thousands of individuals across the globe with messages of God’s unending love for all people. regardless of who they are, what they profess, or what they actually believe. Kevin’s the author of Bad Theology Kills: undoing toxic beliefs and reclaiming your spiritual authority, published Janurary 2020. Kevin’s work also appears in several anthologies by queer people of faith.

Through their work as a digital pastor and public theologian, Kevin has used their writing, podcast, and YouTube Channel to help foster communities of authentic spiritual seeking, pulling apart the bad theology and beginning to reconstruct sustainable spiritual practices. Kevin believes that by telling our stories, we set others free to tell their own. @thekevingarcia @laurendeleary @officialadamfrost

What to expect:

Is... “Everything is a miracle or nothing is”, true?

Adam may be the most enlightened non-spiritual person you know.

Am I an atheist?

You can lose your religion, but can you really lose your faith?

Is consciousness the same as spirituality?

@laurendeleary @officialadamfrost

Let’s Be Match Breakers - Berry Galazka

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Phil Drysdale is a PK (pastor’s kid) who had spent his whole life in the church in various capacities including church leader, "pastoring" a thousand church leaders in a global church network and travelling around the world and speaking in over a thousand churches, conferences & colleges about faith. Now, over the last 8 years, he has helped thousands of people around the world who are deconstructing their faith. He conducts research into the deconstruction community, helps people find others in their local area and creates a digital space to connect. He is also the host of a twice a week show where he talks with people who have deconstructed their faith. @phildrysdale @laurendeleary @officialadamfrost https://linktr.ee/phildrysdale

Today we reflect on the year 2020 - what we gained & what we lost. We also talk about productivity & loneliness. As we wrap up the year, it may be hard to find the positives or even admit some of the good things that may have happened to or for us this year... We almost may feel guilty because this year, overall, was a very very hard year. We recognize that. But this is a safe space for all. And if you have anything that blessed you, grew you or positively affected you this year... we want to hear it. Let us cheer you on! Leave some comments down below on ways that this year has positively affected you. :)

Look, Christmas comes with its own set of issues. But then you are going through deconstruction AND a pandemic. And quite honestly - it becomes VERY confusing emotionally. We are here to talk about it all.

Ahsaki Chachere is the ceo/founder of ah-shi beauty, the first native American owned and operated luxury skincare and cosmetics brand in the united states.

She is a proud dine (Navajo) tribal member and African American woman. the odds were against her as she faced social and economic challenges as a dark-skinned native American. this gave her the fuel she needed to build ah-shi beauty. She gets to showcase that we as native americans/indigenous people are diverse. we are not the pervasive image the media continues to perpetuate.

in Navajo, ah-shi means: "this is me, this is mine." Ah-Shi Beauty - This is my beauty! Her customers set their own beauty standards. She feels it is her responsibility that when her customers look in the mirror, they see themselves, feel empowered and continue to love the skin they are in.

ah-shi beauty has the opportunity to help the 500+ recognized reservations that are ignored. for the first time in history, They have a beauty brand with two locations that proudly operates both on and off a tribal reservation. She is also in the position to expand and scale to exponential heights.

all tribes across the country can relate to ah-shi beauty. as the face of the brand, She is always pushing the narrative to show the world that we are here and our indigenous beauty will be recognized and respected. ah-shi beauty is going to bring positive change to the beauty industry. They are a part of the movement that is resetting and reshaping beauty standards. the beauty industry can now include a member from the reservation at the table. She represents hope to her people. She is ready to work, learn and be the next timeless iconic beauty brand. @ahshibeauty @laurendeleary @officialadamfrost https://www.ahshibeauty.com/home

Dr. Randy Woodley is an activist/scholar, distinguished speaker, teacher and wisdom keeper who addresses a variety of issues concerning American culture, faith, justice, our relationship with the earth and Indigenous realities. His expertise has been sought in national venues as diverse as Time Magazine, Christianity Today, Moody Radio and The Huffington Post. Dr. Woodley currently serves as Distinguished Professor of Faith and Culture at George Fox University/Portland Seminary. His books include: Decolonizing Evangelicalism: An 11:59pm Conversation, The Harmony Tree: A Story of Healing and Community, Shalom and the Community of Creation: An Indigenous Vision and Living in Color: Embracing God’s Passion for Ethnic Diversity. Dr. Woodley’s chapter writings are in dozens of books and in many magazines and journals. His Podcast, “Peacing it all Together” www.PeacingItAllTogether.com  Randy was raised near Detroit, Michigan. He is a legal descendent of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma. Randy has served as a member of the Oregon Dept. of Education American Indian/Alaska Native Advisory Board.

Edith Woodley is a speaker/mentor on issues concerning Native American Spirituality and Creation. As a full-time mother, grandmother and farmer, she has developed a unique relationship with the land and insights concerning how to raise a family on a small farm. Edith is an Eastern Shoshone tribal member who was raised on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. She graduated from Bacone Indian College in Muskogee, Oklahoma and is co-founder of several organizations with Randy Woodley including Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice www.eloheh.org and Eloheh Farm & Seeds www.elohehseeds.com They served together on the Greater Portland Native Climate Council.

Together, the Woodleys have been involved in mentoring Indigenous leaders and others, for almost three decades. Their service for over 30 years to the most disenfranchised people in America led them to become serious about important issues such as peace, racism and eco-justice. @eloheheagleswings @laurendeleary @officialadamfrost