KALEO PHOENIX

KALEO PHOENIX

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KALEO PHOENIX episodes

  • Kaleo Stories Part VI: In This Place - Emma Sounart
    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.
    12 min
  • Kaleo Stories Part VI: Community In The Courtyard - Josh & Hannah Coldagelli
    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.
    13 min
  • Kaleo Stories Part VI: Community Intro - Erin Dooley
    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.
    10 min
  • Strength to Love #1: Forgiveness and Tragic Blindness - Chris Townley
    Over the next 5 weeks, we'll be preaching 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.
    31 min
  • MLK Sunday 2023: From Rage to Shout - Erin Dooley

    In this sermon, we commemorate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We'll reflect on the life events that formed him, hear portions of the last sermon he preached, and be encouraged by the music that shaped the Civil Rights Movement.⁠ For more information about Kaleo, visit kaleophx.com or follow us on social media @kaleophx.

    32 min
  • Advent #3: Let the Darkness Teach You - Erin Dooley

    For the third Sunday in the season of Advent, Pastor Erin guides us through Matthew 11:2-11, the work of Howard Thurman's book, "The Luminous Darkness" and shows us what it means to let the darkness be a peaceful teacher. 

    Advent is a season in which we wait for God and with God. A season of waiting on God in ways that open us more and more completely to the fullness of God, a time to learn to wait as God waits.

    24 min
  • Advent #2: Spiritual Practice Guide - Chris Townley & Erin Dooley
    "God of hope, you raised up John the baptizer as a herald who calls us to conversion. As we joyfully await the glorious coming of Christ, we pray to you for the needs of the church and the world.⁠ Hear our humble prayer that we may serve you in holiness and faith and give voice to your presence among us until the day of the coming of your Son, Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns forever and ever. Amen."⁠ Join us tonight for the 2nd Sunday of Advent as we learn to make sense of the darkness as we're guided through a spiritual practice guide.
    15 min
  • Advent #1: Watchmen...Stay Woke! - Erin Dooley
    "We are waiting.⁠
    We are waiting in the dark.⁠
    We are waiting in the holy darkness.⁠
    We are waiting in the womb of God.⁠
    Between this Advent and the next.⁠
    We wait." - A Prayer by Wilda C. Gafney⁠
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    In this episode, we begin the first Sunday of Advent, and Pastor Erin guides us through the work of Wilda C. Gafney, Fleming Rutledge, and the parable of the doorkeeper in Mark 13:34-37.
    Click here to read the transcript and view the resources: https://www.erinvlashley.com/millennials/2022/11/27/advent-1-watchmenstay-woke-kaleophx
    20 min
  • Truthsgiving: A Trail of Tears - Erin Dooley & Tahda Ahtone
    Truthsgiving, coined by Indigenous activist Christine Nobiss is meant to dismantle common misunderstandings about Thanksgiving with...well, the truth.⁠ In this episode you'll hear a moving story from our friend, Tahda Ahtone, whose Native roots and knowledge of American genocide made it difficult for her to follow Jesus...but God.⁠
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    On this final Sunday of our series "The Violence of Love," Pastor Erin concludes our time in homilies by Oscar Romero, guides us through Psalm 46, and creates space for us to sit in what it means to lament and wait on the Lord. ⁠
    29 min
  • The Violence of Love #9: Mary's Song of Justice - Chris Townley
    "We cannot do everything, and there is a sense of liberation in realizing that. This enables us to do something, and to do it very well. It may be incomplete, but it is a beginning, a step along the way, an opportunity for the Lord's grace to enter and do the rest.” - Oscar Romero
    We are in week 9 of our journey through the work of Oscar Romero and the way he preached the Good News of Jesus among the poor and oppressed of El Salvador.
    As we continue to seek to create space to practice the ways of Jesus as the multiethnic family of God, remember, your whole self is welcomed into the community of God and the community of Kaleo. We will conclude our gathering with a meal. See you this evening, friends. You are loved.
    34 min

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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…