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Faith in Motion, the Podcast
Hosted by Rev. Kelsey Beebe · EN
Hosted by Rev. Kelsey Peterson Beebe, this show explores what it means to have an embodied faith - a faith that comes alive in how we live, move, and love. Together, we slow down, reconnect with God, and learn to practice faith in tangible ways. In this space, you are invited to experience God’s love within and around you, and gently called forward to embody that grace in the world.
(Faith in Motion, the Podcast was formerly The Lady Preacher Podcast)
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Lectio Divina: Psalm 131 - A Prayer of Quiet Trust
Feb 1200:06:49Tap to summarizeI have calmed and quieted myself, I am like a weaned child with its mother. - Psalm 131Lectio Divina is a spiritual practice that invites us to slow down, breathe, and spend a few quiet moments with God. Together, we’ll listen to scripture, reflect, and pray. You don’t need any prior experience or expertise; just a willingness to pause and listen for God’s love within and around you.Connect with us:Connect with us:Website: dancingpastor.orgSubscribe to our weekly devotional: Embody FaithInstagram: @pastorkelseybSupport our ministry: dancingpastor.org/give
Transcribe →7 Ways to Prayerfully Calm Your Nervous System
Feb 1000:33:27Tap to summarizeAn invitation to breathe, ground, and begin again - together.After a season away, we’re beginning gently, by tending to our bodies and souls. We’re all carrying a lot of stress, grief, and overwhelm right now. Our nervous systems, collectively, are a bit fried. In this episode, we explore what it means to seek an abundant life in the midst of a hurting world, and how prayerful, embodied practices can help us find healing and calm, without ignoring reality.Pastor Kelsey helps us explore how stress and trauma live in our bodies, and then guides us through simple, prayerful, embodied practices that can help regulate our nervous systems. Those practices include breath prayer, grounding, shaking, cold water, community, and song.If you are feeling exhausted, on edge, or simply longing for a softness in your body and spirit, this episode is for you.Links we mention:Listen to Minister Blyth Barnow's episode on Holy Harm Reduction and the impact of community with addiction.Connect with us:Website: dancingpastor.orgSubscribe to our weekly devotional: Embody FaithInstagram: @pastorkelseybSupport our ministry: dancingpastor.org/give
Transcribe →Introducing Faith in Motion, the Podcast: Where We've Been & Where We're Going!
Feb 900:23:20Tap to summarizeCome experience God’s love, go embody God’s grace.In this short intro episode, Pastor Kelsey shares the heart of Faith in Motion as a place to explore what it means to have an embodied faith - a faith that comes alive in how we live, move, and love. In this space, you are invited to experience God’s love within and around you, and gently called forward to embody that grace in the world.Connect with us:Website: dancingpastor.orgSubscribe to our weekly devotional: Embody FaithInstagram: @pastorkelseybSupport our ministry: dancingpastor.org/give
Transcribe →Rev. Latishia James: The Faith of Our Ancestors
Mar 3, 202500:39:44Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Marcie Alvis Walker: Everybody Come Alive (replay)
Feb 27, 202500:55:38Tap to summarizeNo description available
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Rev. Dr. Diane Weible: Women, Leadership, & the Church
Jan 20, 2021Tap to summarizeIt's no secret that women have faced immense barriers when it comes to leadership in the church. In today's interview with Rev. Diane Weible, the conference minister for the Northern California Nevada Conference of the UCC, we dive into what these barriers are and then lift up all of the powerful women of the church who have truly built what we have today. From Moses' mother to our current day mentors in ministry, women have been part of the framework and foundation of the church. Throughout this interview, we have the gift of hearing how Rev. Diane made her path, what helped her get to where she is today, and what she is doing to ensure that she is continuing to forge a path for other women to carry on beyond her. In Rev. Diane's own words, her guiding forces in ministry are two values that were also at the heart of Christ's ministry: justice and relationship....Rev. Dr. Diane Lynn Weible is the Conference Minister of the Northern California Nevada Conference in the United Church of Christ. grew up in St. Louis, Mo., attended Drury College in Springfield, Mo., and Eden Theological Seminary in St. Louis. She was ordained by the St. Louis Association of the former Missouri Conference of the United Church of Christ in May 1991.Rev. Diane served as a missionary in Japan for 12 years. In 2004, Diane and her family moved to Hawaii where she became the Associate Pastor at Kailua Christian Church (UCC). Two years later Diane became the Minister of Communication of the Hawaii Conference of the UCC. From 2008 to 2015 she served as the Associate Conference Minister in Hawaii.In 2015, Diane was called to be the Conference Minister in the Northern California Nevada Conference of the UCC. In 2019 she completed her Doctor of Ministry at Chicago Theological Seminary where her area of study was dismantling White Privilege. She is the mother of three adult children. She lives in the California East Bay and is a member at First Congregational Church of Berkeley (UCC).
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