Wild Goose

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Wild Goose episodes

  • Storytelling & Somatics: Re-Storying Our Body

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    Storytelling is one way to chart our histories, and it can sometimes feel disconnected when we privilege our thinking over our body, which is historically the manner in which all life is lived. In this session, we learn how to re-story ourselves through somatic practice. Featuring Dr. Robyn Henderson-Espinoza and Erin C. Law

    45 min
  • Church as Jazz feat. Karen Stephenson

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    Karen Stephenson and Marthame Sanders discuss church guardrails and what it means to do the work of the people in multiple church settings.

    13 min
  • Embodied feat. Hillary McBride

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    In this session, Hillary McBride discusses reclaiming the body as good and as the site of creativity, identity, health, sensuality, and divine communion.

    33 min
  • The Creative Wild feat. Tevyn East

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    Tevyn East discusses how we need to recreate and re-wild our liturgy to dismantle the schisms that have separated us from our body and from nature.

    11 min
  • A Bold New Religion Called Love. Period. feat. Jacqui Lewis

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    What does it mean to be Christian? To take Jesus at his word is to love God with all we have and our neighbor as ourselves. Dr. Jacqui Lewis argues that to be Christian is to live life with the fiercest love—Love. Period. Ken Medema provides improvised musical response to this session.

    1 hr

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Wild Goose Festival is a transformational annual event grounded in faith-inspired social justice. Over the course of four days, there are hundreds of sessions focused on social justice, spirituality, the arts, and more.