Forty Days and Nights

Forty Days and Nights

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Forty Days and Nights episodes

  • Episode Ten - Mary Clare, Part Two

    Mariah (she/her), Sarah (she/her), and Mary Clare (she/her) continue their conversation on aspects of progressive Christianity. Mary Clare talks about accessibility of theological education - why should seminary be the only option for people to learn about theology? Mariah, Sarah, and Mary Clare end with a discussion about being Enneagram 4s and Mary, the mother of Jesus.

    Mary Clare's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3AKy3ryS67WVafuxUthqiw

    Mary Clare's Podcast #1: https://anchor.fm/mary-clare-kunkel

    Mary Clare's Podcast #2: https://anchor.fm/capital-university-cfl



    35 min
  • Episode Nine - Mary Clare, Part One

    Mariah (she/her) and Sarah (she/her) talk with their first guest, Mary Clare (she/her). Mary Clare is super awesome and has a bunch of projects she's working on - two podcasts and a YouTube channel. Mary Clare shares her story, and the three of them talk about purity culture, grace, and how we should interact with people who have different beliefs than us. 

    Mary Clare's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3AKy3ryS67WVafuxUthqiw

    Mary Clare's Podcast #1: https://anchor.fm/mary-clare-kunkel

    Mary Clare's Podcast #2: https://anchor.fm/capital-university-cfl

    47 min
  • Episode Five - Deconstruction Part Two

    In this week's episode, Mariah (she/her) and Sarah (she/her) continue their discussion on deconstruction. They also touch on some current events in the Christian world, and draw some parallels to the state of the Church now and during WWII.

    30 min
  • Episode One

    Mariah (she/her) and Sarah (she/her) introduce themselves, talk about how they came up with the podcast, and maybe talk about the Enneagram...

    19 min

About Forty Days and Nights

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A podcast with two seminarians, Sarah (she/her) and Mariah (she/her), who talk about the messiness of life, faith, the church, and everything in between.