Episode 93 - The Evangelical Diaspora: Getting out of our Boxes! Part 1
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This season is all about Complex Conversations and how these conversations can help us buffet the fierce winds that are blowing in our lives.
SHOW NOTES
The Evangelical Diaspora: Getting Out of our Boxes is a raw, honest, and lively discussion between Steve and Greg Ferrand. It is a conversation where Greg shares his story of change and breaking out of boxes that don't fit and beliefs that simply did not work for him any more.
Can you identify?
There are few show notes. But listen well and listen often as this conversation just might become a road map for you to take some steps to deconstruct some boxes--which may be different from Greg's boxes or Steve's boxes but will help you to find the language and love to join in the process of deconstructing boxes you may be finding.
The Pandemic, politics, racial stress, and economic challenge have all required new ways of thinking for all of us. No one gets a pass on not feeling like "something is not right...something is not working any more." We hope this particular podcast will give you something to think about, something to argue with, and some courage to take some steps that await you for a new beginning.
Special Guest Greg Farrand
Greg Farrand is the Executive Director at Second Breath Center, a Servant leadership school that focuses on moving beyond mere intellectual understanding of God, faith, and love to actually experiencing them with mind, heart, and body.
Greg attended Reformed Theological Seminary and worked in several unique ministry settings, including as a missionary in Uganda, and in campus ministry. Greg also served as founder and lead pastor of Spring Garden Community Church and as co-director of Selah Spiritual Formation, a nonprofit committed to facilitating spiritual direction and retreats.
Greg spent most of his early life living in Japan and Taiwan. He now lives in Greensboro, NC with his wife Beth, who works as a spiritual director. They have three grown sons. In his free time, Greg enjoys hiking and being in nature.
Mentioned in podcast
More of Greg’s Story - My Journey from a Conservative Presbyterian to a Progressive Episcopal Priest
30 Days With The Potter Devotional SNEAK PEAK - The Messy Art of Being Transformed (TEXT from reading in podcast)
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