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Join Tennison and Ginelle as they continue their journey through the Parent stage.

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TABLE & WELL PODCAST: Relational Maturity Revisited – Parent (Part 4)

Our mission is to help you live and grow in a Joy fueled, mature, healthy relationship with God, yourself, and others. This Podcast is an extension of our mission. We believe that God has designed us to live from Joy in a thriving community. We define Joy as - "the experience of the deep knowing that someone is glad to be with you no matter what." That is the good news. We believe that true spiritual formation, character transformation, and personal and spiritual resilience, happen in communities where attachment, belonging, and identity exist. In this Podcast we will explore topics and give practical tools that, when practiced, will strengthen relational health, making living in deeper, more meaningful communities possible where the lasting transformation we all long to see can flourish.

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TABLE & WELL PODCAST: Relational Maturity Revisited – Parent (Part 4)

TABLE & WELL PODCAST: Relational Maturity Revisited – Parent (Part 4)