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KALEO PHOENIX episodes

  • Palm Sunday: Grace Can Lead Us Home - Kevin Nye

    Around Kaleo we are very intentional about who we invite to preach and share within our Sunday gatherings. We seek to create space for often marginalized voices when it comes to preaching or storytelling. April 2 will be the first time we've invited a White man to guest preach. Kevin was going to be in the area and his expertise (and overall approach!) in linking the ways Jesus keeps us on the hook for being in relationship with those experiencing homelessness is a unique gift. His activism heart is to advocate working toward ending homelessness by engaging best practices and we believe his presence and book will guide the Kaleo family forward in practicing the ways of Jesus together ast the multiethnic family of God.

    For more information about Kaleo, visit kaleophx.com or follow us on social media @kaleophx.

    28 min
  • Lent #5: Starring Jesus, the Angry Weeper - Chris Townley

    In this episode, Pastor Chris guides us through a unique experience on the 5th Sunday in the season of Lent. As we join Jesus in the wilderness, learning to fast and pray, we made our way through the multiple adventures of John 11:1-45. ⁠For more information about Kaleo, visit kaleophx.com or follow us on social media @kaleophx.

    35 min
  • Lent #4: Healing the Ways We Are Blind - Emma Sounart

    As we join Jesus in the wilderness, learning to fast and pray, we'll meet Jesus and the blind man in John 9:1-41 guided by our dear sister and friend, Emma Sounart. ⁠We’ll learn the ways Jesus cares for our healing and be challenged by the ways we are also blind.⁠
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    28 min
  • Strength to Love #3: Shattered Dreams - Linda Morris

    We are honored to have our friend and mentor, Linda Morris, back with us on Super Bowl Sunday! She spoke to us about Black History and guided us through what to do with shattered dreams as we gather the strength it takes to love like Jesus in a world that is upside down. ⁠
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    ⁠The song played, in the beginning, is "Life Every Voice and Sing" by The Wardlow Brothers. 

    45 min
  • Strength to Love #2: Where Are the Good Samaritans? - Kendall Dooley
    In this episode, Kendall Dooley guides us through the story of the Good Samaritan as he preaches from the book “Strength to Love” by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a volume of his most well known homilies.⁠
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    King had begun working on the sermons during a fortnight in jail in July 1962. While behind bars, he spent uninterrupted time preparing the drafts for works such as “Loving Your Enemies” and “Shattered Dreams,” and he continued to edit the volume after his release.⁠
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    Collectively they present King’s fusion of Christian teachings and social consciousness and promote his prescient vision of love as a social and political force for change.⁠ In this sermon, Pastor Chris guides us through the sermon "Love In Action" as King describes the complexities of forgiveness and tragic blindness.
    32 min
  • Kaleo Stories Part VI: Accepted - Tina & Jay Estes
    In this episode, we're hosting KALEO STORIES PART VI — a unique time of storytelling by people in our community as we simultaneously invite Jesus to help us pay attention to the story of our own life.⁠
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    In this chapter, we'll hear stories about community and reflect on the things we need to feel safe in a multiethnic beloved community. The recent lynching of Tyre Nichols demands that we have a new vision and do community differently than the majority of western culture suggests. We grieve the loss of a dear brother to White supremacy and police brutality. RIP 🕊 Tyre Nichols. ⁠
    Our story-tellers are Josh & Hannah Coldagelli, Emma Sournart, Yvette Duarte, and Tina & Jay Estes.
    22 min
  • Kaleo Stories Part VI: Free to Be - Yvette Duarte
    In this episode, we're hosting KALEO STORIES PART VI — a unique time of storytelling by people in our community as we simultaneously invite Jesus to help us pay attention to the story of our own life.⁠
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    In this chapter, we'll hear stories about community and reflect on the things we need to feel safe in a multiethnic beloved community. The recent lynching of Tyre Nichols demands that we have a new vision and do community differently than the majority of western culture suggests. We grieve the loss of a dear brother to White supremacy and police brutality. RIP 🕊 Tyre Nichols. ⁠
    Our story-tellers are Josh & Hannah Coldagelli, Emma Sournart, Yvette Duarte, and Tina & Jay Estes.
    8 min

About KALEO PHOENIX

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Kaleo Phoenix is a church plant in downtown Phoenix, AZ that creates space for people to practice the ways of Jesus together as the multi-ethnic family of God. In our community, there's an emphasis on…