Today we are joined by Ridgewood Family Pastor, and resident yoga instructor, Rev. Hollis Dudgeon to talk about what it means to live in an embodied way particularly through yoga. Our bodies, our spirit, are one in being, all tied together. Pull up a seat for a great conversation!

Today we are joined by Rev. Benjamin Hart, Lead Rector at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. We talk about the Lenten season and why it is still important for Christian's to observe and practice Lent, even if it looks a little different than before. You can find out more about Rev. Hart and his church at the link below! Pull up a seat!

https://www.stlukesanchorage.org/

Scripture Reading: Luke 6:27-38

Proclaimed by Mike Nisbet 

Today we are joined at the table by Ridgewood's dear 2024 summer intern, Luke Emmerson. We sit down and talk about Luke's story of being raised catholic, how catholics ARE Christian, and how interning at Ridgewood affected him spiritually while interning. Pull up a seat!

Today we are joined at the table by Chris Sanders, member of Ridgewood and lawyer who has been involved with labor unions for over two decades. In this episode we learn what labor unions are, why they are important, and how they connect to the gospel mission of resisting oppression. Pull up a seat!

Rev. Dr. Tarsha Banister, Proclaiming

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

This week we are joined at the table by Pastor Laron Hobson, lead pastor of Fresh Fire Community Church who shares the church space with Ridgewood. We talk about our partnership, how allyship between white and BIPOC spaces works, and how Fresh Fire works to include all people. Pull up a seat, for a bit longer than 10 minutes, for an important conversation with one of our newest ministry partners! The link to their website is below!

https://www.freshfirechurch.org/

Scripture Reading: 1 Corinthians 13:1-13(NRSVUE)

Proclaimed by Molly Shoulta Tucker 

We are joined by the Executive Director of Southwest Community Ministries, Sarah Langmeyer. SWCM is a vital source of help for the community of southwest Louisville. Sarah tells us about the grassroots beginnings of SWCM, and how the ministry, alongside local churches, gives help and inspires hope to our impoverished neighbors. Pull up a seat for a conversation about the importance of local partnerships.

You can find all information about SWCM in the link below!

https://southwestcommunityministries.org

Scripture Reading: Luke 4:14-21

Proclaimed by Rev. Molly Shoulta Tucker