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Let's talk about how spirituality collides with gender and sexuality. Haleigh, Mwangi, and Mike sit down with our friend Sid to talk about this... complex... topic. Join the conversation at tapestrytalk.org
Have you ever found out something you thought was true, wasn't? What happens when your beliefs or idea about spirituality or your faith begin to change? Does it all come crashing down? Haleigh, Mwangi, and Mike talk about deconstruction and some healthy ways to navigate uncertainty. See the companion video and join the conversation at www.tapestrytalk.org
Mwangi, Haleigh, and Mike sit down to talk about where we get the information we need in order to understand who we are and make decisions about who we want to be. We talk about everything from friends, to professional networks, to how some people get radicalized online. Mike makes a reference to a story about the real-life Lord of the Flies, you can find that here. You can watch the short video that introduces these ideas here, and you can join the conversation at TapestryTalk.org
Welcome to episode one! Check out the video that introduces these ideas here .Haleigh Bird, Mwangi Ndonga, and Mike Orr discuss the intersection of identity and spirituality and the whole Tapestry concept and what we hope to do. Join the conversation at tapestrytalk.org/talk
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Tapestry is an online space where spiritually curious people can grow and thrive. We weave together the threads of our struggles, doubts, faith, joys, and hopes to create content designed to get…
our values:
Questions are encouraged. We expect that every question will have many true answers. No question or question-asker will be disrespected or shamed.
We are honest and real. Our own questions, doubts, disagreements, curiosity, and excitement will be on display. We refuse to hide who we are, both as individuals and as a team. We say what we mean, and we mean what we say.
Different is good. We grow and learn when we engage with people who have ideas, values, and experiences that are not the same as our own. Honoring our differences makes us stronger.
Accessible and inclusive language is vital. We do our best to use clear language free of jargon and insider code. We intentionally use language that includes rather than excludes, and is welcoming to people of all ages and walks of life.
Curiosity is expected. The opposite of faith isn’t doubt, it’s certainty. Ever-deepening spirituality is only possible with insatiable curiosity.