Holding it(,) Together: Recent Episodes
Mennonite Church USA
MC USA’s Women in Leadership has produced Holding it(,) Together, a podcast that delves into the lives and experiences of people across MC USA. It connects with folks from all over the country: people living into the fullness of who God created them to be, people stepping out in faith and standing in their conviction, individuals who are doing their best, one day at a time, to love God and neighbor, midwifing new systems and new ways of being in the world.
Season 3: I Believe Anisa Leonard shares her “I believe” statement.
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Season 3: I Believe Rev. Amy Zimbleman shares her “I Believe” statement.
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Season 3: I Believe Host Bonita shares her “I believe” statement.
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Season 3: I believe Welcome to Season 3 of Holding It(,) Together: I Believe This month’s guest is Rev. Dr. Sarah Bixler.
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Join host Bonita Croyle.
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The second season of Holding it (,) Together gathers stories of our bodies and explores how we carry pain, lament, joy, pleasure, lament, trauma and grief. Together with us, hear honest vulnerability, stories and wisdom as we listen to what the Spirit is revealing.
Join host Bonita Croyle.
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The second season of Holding it (,) Together gathers stories of our bodies and explores how we carry pain, lament, joy, pleasure, lament, trauma and grief. Together with us, hear honest vulnerability, stories and wisdom as we listen to what the Spirit is revealing.
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This episode's guest is Andrea de Avila of Sargent Avenue Mennonite Church.
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The second season of Holding it (,) Together gathers stories of our bodies and explores how we carry pain, lament, joy, pleasure, lament, trauma and grief. Together with us, hear honest vulnerability, stories and wisdom as we listen to what the Spirit is revealing.
*There is a segment in this podcast where we discuss the physical toll grief takes on our bodies. Grief impacts every single body differently. Some people lose weight. Some people gain weight. Sometimes, neither happens. Please note that when we discuss how grief caused Erica to lose weight, we are speaking specifically about how grief shows up in our bodies and are not suggesting or endorsing any kind of weight loss.
This episode's guest is Erica Littlewolf.
The second season of Holding it (,) Together gathers stories of our bodies and explores how we carry pain, lament, joy, pleasure, lament, trauma and grief. Together with us, hear honest vulnerability, stories and wisdom as we listen to what the Spirit is revealing.
The second season of Holding it (,) Together gathers stories of our bodies and explores how we carry pain, lament, joy, pleasure, lament, trauma and grief. Together with us, hear honest vulnerability, stories and wisdom as we listen to what the Spirit is revealing.
Featuring Elizabeth Soto and Lachelle Hackman.
The second season of Holding it (,) Together gathers stories of our bodies and explores how we carry pain, lament, joy, pleasure, lament, trauma and grief. Together with us, hear honest vulnerability, stories and wisdom as we listen to what the Spirit is revealing.
Special guest: Carol Herr-Steffy Music: Redfa Jan Titihalawa
In the last episode of 2018 (and the Breaking Silences series), Rachel Epp Miller and Sarah Bixler break silences and talk frankly about infertility, miscarriage, and infant loss. They tenderly share their individual journeys with one another and open space for honest questions as they struggle to find hope, support, healing, and God through it all.
Theme music by Addie Liechty Other music by: bensound.com
Special Guest: Rachel Epp Miller and Sarah Bixler
In three Women Doing Theology shorts, we're introducing our main-stage presenters at the upcoming #WDT18 conference in November. Our theme is Talkin' Bout a Revolution: Dialogue Practice and the work of Liberation. At the conference, we'll get to know our presenters' thoughts and ideas, but we wanted to offer an opportunity to get to know them on a human level. In this episode, we meet Yvette.
Theme music by Addie Liechty
Other music by Maria Pien
Special Guest: Yvette Blair
In three Women Doing Theology shorts, we're introducing our main-stage presenters at the upcoming #WDT18 conference in November. Our theme is Talkin' Bout a Revolution: Dialogue Practice and the work of Liberation. At the conference, we'll get to know our presenters' thoughts and ideas, but we wanted to offer an opportunity to get to know them on a human level. In this episode, we meet Malinda.
Theme music by Addie Liechty
Other music by Maria Pien
Special Guest: Malinda Elizabeth Berry
If you live with mental illness, it can be too easy to believe you are all alone. We believe we must pretend that "everything's fine," because sharing our reality with others is just too terrifying. Jill Stemple helps us to break the silence around mental illness as she reads, "Learning to be known and loved: The movement from hiding mental illness to sharing it with the church," an article she wrote for The Mennonite magazine in July of 2016.
Theme music by Addie Liechty Other music by: bensound.com
Special Guest: Jill Stemple
As we seek to make meaning of the darkness in our life"s story, how do we take back power from the events that we've allowed to define us and embrace wholeness? In this episode, we break silences with Claire DeBerg, as she reads her essay, "Choosing Love: Adultery, Adoption, Abundance."
Theme music by Addie Liechty Other music by: bensound.com
Special Guest: Claire DeBerg
In three Women Doing Theology shorts, we're introducing our main-stage presenters at the upcoming #WDT18 conference in November. Our theme is Talkin' Bout a Revolution: Dialogue Practice and the work of Liberation. At the conference, we'll get to know our presenters' thoughts and ideas, but we wanted to offer an opportunity to get to know them on a human level. First, we'll meet Carolina.
Theme music by Addie Liechty Other music by: Maria Pien
Special Guest: Carolina Hinjosa-Cisneros