TuesdayTribe Podcast

Today, I’m talking with Barb Beyer about her marriage and what she's learned in 42 years - including how to communicate, making faith a priority, and how to find harmony in differing personalities.

Barb Beyer has over 30 years of experience in non-profit publications. Now she’s enjoying a slower lifestyle in the mountains of Colorado where she lives with Brian, her husband of 42 years…and their loveable GoldenDoodle, Mercy. Barb enjoys football, reading, and leading ladies Bible studies.

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Today, I'm talking with Erica Ritchie about finding your identity among hard experiences like sexual abuse, a disrupted career, and unplanned pregnancy.

Erica is a Missouri girl, transplanted to Colorado, and is now a military spouse. She and her family currently reside in Texas. She married her husband, Dan, in 2013 and together they have three children. Trained as a counselor, Erica spends her days caring for her family which includes everything from cooking, endless hugs, and lots of trips to the pool! Most of all, Erica is a child of God and hopes to share His light to all those she comes in contact with.

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Today, I'm talking with Michelle Brobst about facing change and anxiety, and relying on a God who never changes.

Michelle was born and raised in Fort Collins, Colorado and grew up as the middle child with two other sisters. She graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in Architectural Design, and she currently works as a custom closet designer where she helps her clients achieve ultimate organization and satisfaction with their space. Michelle currently lives in Littleton, Colorado with her husband, James, and their dog, Poppy. In her free time, you can find her outside working on their landscaping, or looking for any home design project. Michelle loves going on long walks on summer nights with James and Poppy, golfing, yoga, and hiking. In the winter, you can find her inside crafting with friends over a bowl of homemade soup or out on the ski slopes with James.

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Today, I'm talking with Karen Tchuindjo about experiencing your faith and what it's like to navigate a transition in faith, relationship with friends and family who don't believe what you do,  and how to trust God in the wilderness.

Lover of Jesus, sister, daughter, friend, leader. Karen is a young millennial woman in ministry who uses her creative talents and passion for God to empower other millennials to pursue their faith unapologetically. She loves to travel, loves to read, and enjoys practically any activity that involves water.

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Today, I'm talking with my mom, Ursula Sagehorn, about breaking the cycle, bringing God into your life, and how her second marriage looks different from her first.

Ursula Sagehorn was born and raised in the small town of Trinidad, Colorado - and was one of 14 children! Though she was raised in the Catholic faith, it wasn’t until she was older that she made her relationship with God her own. Ursula has been married to her husband, Ray, for 29 years, and together they have three kids and two kids-in-law. In her free time, Ursula enjoys baking, cooking, and decorating cakes; playing Bunco with her friends; and reading a good mystery novel.

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If you’re a woman, the truth is you need other women. To encourage you. To support you. To go through life with you. And that’s where TuesdayTribe comes in! 

Each episode, your host Hannah will be joined by another woman to hear her story and talk about everyday life. These are real women with real stories, and they want you to know you’re not alone in what you’re going through. 

I believe God wants us to be in community with each other. I believe that our lives weren’t meant for isolation. I believe we’re better together. And if you believe that, too, then welcome to the Tribe!

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