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The Joyful Alternative | Out of Sync Christmas With Nikayla Reize
Skip The Dinner is CareImpact’s year-end Christmas campaign, a fundraising non-event. You keep your time, and you give from wherever you are.
Right now, every year-end gift or pledge is DOUBLED by a generous donor, so your giving goes twice as far to help strengthen CareImpact’s work with churches and community partners across Canada.
Give or pledge here: careimpact.ca/skip-the-dinner
Each donation will be matched before January 1, 2026.
Partner with work of CareImpact and Neighbourly!
https://careimpact.ca/donate
DescriptionWe delve into the topic of Joy with guest Nikayla Reize, lead pastor at Awakened Church in Calgary. The conversation explores the biblical principles of Sabbath and Jubilee, emphasizing their relevance in combating burnout and exhaustion in today's capitalist society. We highlight the communal nature of potlatch and how it contrasts with hyper-individualistic capitalism.
The episode reveals the impact of capitalism on daily life and the resistance to its constant pressure. Our conversation emphasizes the importance of gratitude, cherishing belongings, and embracing a non-capitalistic mindset to find joy. We talk about the gift economy, interdependence within the church, and the liberating concept of Jubilee as a resistance to the predatory debt economy and capitalism.
Timestamps[06:59] Jubilee: protects from intergenerational poverty, has economic implications.
[09:04] People in difficult situations seek release and support.
[11:58] Holiness in Bible, resistance to Pharaoh's ways.
[14:11] Congregants setting boundaries, shortage of volunteers identified.
[18:13] Community resists capitalism and materialism, requiring sacrifice.
[22:29] Embracing interdependence leads to strength and joy.
[26:01] Excited about quilt, but it went wrong.
[29:40] Care Impact's online technology, Care Portal, connects community.
[31:29] Potlatch tradition involves giving everything away.
[36:10] Repurposing household items for Christmas morning surprises.
Guest Linkshttps://nikaylareize.substack.com/
IG: https://instagram.com/nikaylareize?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==
X/Twitter: https://x.com/NikaylaReize?t=UZ5_GsoYTbhtuYYg_fJoLA&s=09
Other LinksJoin The CareImpact Podcast Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1PgzJWfkq9/
Reach out to us! https://neighbourlypodcast.ca
Email: [email protected]
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
DONATE! Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with the most vulnerable: careimpact.ca/donate
Support Neighbourly
Mentioned in this episode:
Skip The Dinner-Double Your Impact
Skip The Dinner is CareImpact’s year-end Christmas campaign, a fundraising non-event. You keep your time, and you give from wherever you are.
Right now, every year-end gift or pledge is DOUBLED by a generous donor, so your giving goes twice as far to help strengthen CareImpact’s work with churches and community partners across Canada.
Each donation will be matched before January 1, 2026.
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By CareImpactSkip The Dinner is CareImpact’s year-end Christmas campaign, a fundraising non-event. You keep your time, and you give from wherever you are.
Right now, every year-end gift or pledge is DOUBLED by a generous donor, so your giving goes twice as far to help strengthen CareImpact’s work with churches and community partners across Canada.
Give or pledge here: careimpact.ca/skip-the-dinner
Each donation will be matched before January 1, 2026.
Partner with work of CareImpact and Neighbourly!
https://careimpact.ca/donate
DescriptionWe delve into the topic of Joy with guest Nikayla Reize, lead pastor at Awakened Church in Calgary. The conversation explores the biblical principles of Sabbath and Jubilee, emphasizing their relevance in combating burnout and exhaustion in today's capitalist society. We highlight the communal nature of potlatch and how it contrasts with hyper-individualistic capitalism.
The episode reveals the impact of capitalism on daily life and the resistance to its constant pressure. Our conversation emphasizes the importance of gratitude, cherishing belongings, and embracing a non-capitalistic mindset to find joy. We talk about the gift economy, interdependence within the church, and the liberating concept of Jubilee as a resistance to the predatory debt economy and capitalism.
Timestamps[06:59] Jubilee: protects from intergenerational poverty, has economic implications.
[09:04] People in difficult situations seek release and support.
[11:58] Holiness in Bible, resistance to Pharaoh's ways.
[14:11] Congregants setting boundaries, shortage of volunteers identified.
[18:13] Community resists capitalism and materialism, requiring sacrifice.
[22:29] Embracing interdependence leads to strength and joy.
[26:01] Excited about quilt, but it went wrong.
[29:40] Care Impact's online technology, Care Portal, connects community.
[31:29] Potlatch tradition involves giving everything away.
[36:10] Repurposing household items for Christmas morning surprises.
Guest Linkshttps://nikaylareize.substack.com/
IG: https://instagram.com/nikaylareize?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==
X/Twitter: https://x.com/NikaylaReize?t=UZ5_GsoYTbhtuYYg_fJoLA&s=09
Other LinksJoin The CareImpact Podcast Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1PgzJWfkq9/
Reach out to us! https://neighbourlypodcast.ca
Email: [email protected]
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
DONATE! Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with the most vulnerable: careimpact.ca/donate
Support Neighbourly
Mentioned in this episode:
Skip The Dinner-Double Your Impact
Skip The Dinner is CareImpact’s year-end Christmas campaign, a fundraising non-event. You keep your time, and you give from wherever you are.
Right now, every year-end gift or pledge is DOUBLED by a generous donor, so your giving goes twice as far to help strengthen CareImpact’s work with churches and community partners across Canada.
Each donation will be matched before January 1, 2026.