If the pandemic has taught us anything, the only way we were going to get through it and to the other side is if we did all the necessary things TOGETHER! We find the same is true as we ask ourselves post-Easter, where do we go from here?

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This week the call was to embrace the way of Mary Magdalene. The resurrection of Jesus was made real in her loss and in her grief.

As people seek to get back to "normal"... we are tempted to forget how this year has deeply impacted each of us.

We have collectively lost a lot.

It seems ironic to talk about out loss... when we are talking about resurrection and move forward. But that's just it! Faceing what we loss, being honest with ourselves... leads us to a more hopeful future... that gives us much clarity at our next steps.

Part of this sermon came from a question my (Jason) counselor asked a few months ago.

We hope you have or that you might consider give the gift of counseling to yourself in this season. Connect w/us if there is anyway we might connect you to a counselor. We know some great ones... who know some great ones.

Remember you are not alone. We are in this journey together.

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Welcome to the Every Story Matters podcast!

Here you will find stories told by community members, conversations, and sermons from our gatherings.

Our vision and hope of our community is to reclaim the church as a Christ-Centered space by including everyone, living authentically, fighting for justice, and asking questions.

Today Reverend Jay Kennett of Hillsbourgh UCC leads a conversation with Reverend Tamara Kersey-Brown and Reverend Jason Gaskin around the final words of Jesus on the cross.

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Welcome to the Every Story Matters podcast!

Here you will find stories told by community members and sermons from our gatherings.

Our vision and hope of our community is to reclaim the church as a Christ-Centered space by including everyone, living authentically, fighting for justice, and asking questions.

Before Christmas we reflected on the transition of Mary from Maiden to Mother, this Sunday before Easter we will see her as the Wisewoman figure. What wisdom does she have for us as she stands before the cross? What areas of our life do we need to take time to listen to the Wisewomen in our life or within ourselves?

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On this week's episode of the Every Story Matter’s podcast, we hear Richard Cassidy's story of how his eyes have been open over the conversations around race as a 49-year-old, white privileged male.

He wrote a book called “The Greatest of These is Always Love: Racism in America through the Eyes of a Privileged White Straight Guy”. Richard will tell you that he wrote this book for himself.

This year has been a time of self-discovery and vulnerable conversations with friends of color.

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This week on the Every Story Matters we hear the story behind gocivi.com cofounder Josh Woodard's story. Civi is a platform that brings people together of divergent views to have a conversation. You can download the app on apple and android devices.

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This week on the Every Story Matters we hear Crystal Cavalier's story and her journey to embody fear. Her life journey has no doubt provided challenges but she has persisted and persevered and overcome fear.

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This week on the Every Story Matters podcast we talk to Dayson Pasión. Dayson is from Elizabeth, New York, and grew up in Alamance County, North Carolina. Currently, he is an educator and running for the Alamance County school board.

I am always interested to hear how our stories form and shape our realities and the issues we fight for. One of the poignant moments for me with my time with Dayson was the lack of diversity in the school system he grew up in. As a Latino person and not having teachers who looked like him and how that affected his identity. Definitely for me, eye-opening, and significant in how we think about diversity in the school system and why it matters.

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https://pasion4edu.com/

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We are so excited to be back! This podcast is all about making space for stories to be told. We listen and hear for transformational moments that shape who we are as human beings. These moments shape us, others, and our communities!

Today, we are speaking to Omega Wilson who grew up in Mebane, North Carolina, and lives in what is called the "West End" of Mebane. He started the West End Revitalization Association in 1994 and has been steadfast at giving the voiceless a voice.

https://www.wera-nc.org

His work, activism, and advocacy are known all throughout the world. Really excited to get to hear Omega's story today!

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This week on the Every Story Matters we get to hear Josh Earnhardt’s story. Part of our belief is that everyone has a story. A story that deserves to be told. Josh is evidence of this. You probably don’t know him… but you might need his story… and that his story might give you hope.

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