<p>As a continuing part of our Lent series on the body, Kirstin reflects on how size is equated with goodness, morality, and competence in our society, and the false and relentless “hope” of diet culture, inviting us to respond to God's invitation to delight and goodness in our bodies in the here and now. </p>

As a continuing part of our Lent series on the body, Kirstin reflects on how size is equated with goodness, morality, and competence in our society, and the false and relentless “hope” of diet culture, inviting us to respond to God's invitation to delight and goodness in our bodies in the here and now.

<p>As a continuing part of our Lent series on the body, Kirstin reflects on how size is equated with goodness, morality, and competence in our society, and the false and relentless “hope” of diet culture, inviting us to respond to God's invitation to delight and goodness in our bodies in the here and now.&nbsp;</p>

The Story of My Body: Taste and See - Finding My Senses (Kirstin Swanson)

Welcome to Saint Peter's Mixtape, the experimental podcast of St. Peter's Chelsea, a 194-year old Episcopal Church on 20th Street in New York City committed to staying prayerful, hopeful and connected in this season. Our weekly sermon podcast can be found under our church name. Here, we're mixing it up with guided prayers and meditations, storytelling, poetry, workshops and who knows where else we might go?

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The Story of My Body: Taste and See - Finding My Senses (Kirstin Swanson)