Refugia Podcast Archives - Debra Rienstra

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I keep saying that I’m “exploring” this idea, but at this point it’s more like I’m serving the idea. Refugia seems to have a mind of its own and has sort of taken over my thinking and writing. And podcasting! I’ve just completed another season…

Debra RienstraDecember 5, 2020

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Episode 22 Living Together in a World of Wounds: Dave Koetje and Summing Up Season 2

Dave Koetje returns to sum up season two.

Debra RienstraNovember 27, 2020

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Episode 21 Infrastructures of Holiness: Fred Bahnson on Arks, Intercessory Forests, and Gregarious Hermits

The forests are living arks of biodivesity, tiny green vessels, sailing over a barren sea of brown. In this time of rising waters and diminishing life, the church forests of Ethiopia are in many ways the perfect metaphor

Debra RienstraNovember 14, 2020

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Episode 20 Imaginative and Messy: Kathryn Mae Post on Religion Journalism and Reconstructing Faith

I long for a church that is as committed to effective praxis as it is to robust theology. I long for a church that rejects fear of being challenged or questioned or fear of imperfection.

Debra RienstraNovember 7, 2020

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Episode 19 Love Thy Downstream Neighbor: Tim Van Deelen on Sorrow, Anger, and Conservation Biology

I think that there's a danger that always being in a reflective and appreciative and sort of a passive mode, that it sucks up the intellectual energy and the motivations that you might have to go bang on the door and try to effect a…

Debra RienstraOctober 31, 2020

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Episode 18 Where Beauty is Happening: Katerina Parsons on International Development, Ripple Effects, and Hunger for Deep Roots

Listen now On this episode, we're joined by Katerina Parsons, a recent Calvin University alumna who works in legislative advocacy with the Mennonite Central Committee. After graduating, she spent four years in Honduras and is now doing graduate work in international development. Katerina talks with…

Debra RienstraOctober 24, 2020

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Episode 17 Dreaming of Eloheh: Randy Woodley on Following the Harmony Way

To be human is to be spiritual, to be limited, to be vulnerable. And I think in that we reflect the vulnerability of our Creator.

Debra RienstraOctober 17, 2020

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Episode 16 Kites and Kingfishers: Ruth Harvey on the Iona Community and Emerging Patterns

We need to meet in each other's homes, sharing our questions and our queries about biblical stories, sharing hospitality with one another, sharing refuge with one another. And it's from those place that the church will be renewed.

Debra RienstraOctober 10, 2020

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Episode 15 Momentum into the Next Thing: Bill McKibben on Fighting Overwhelming Odds and Praying Through Mental Static

Climate activist Bill McKibben joins us to talk about human solidarity and hope.

Debra RienstraOctober 3, 2020

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Episode 14 Sacramental Cats and Hungry Deer: Dave Koetje on Refugia Amid COVID

Dave Koetje joins us once again to kick off season two!

Debra RienstraSeptember 26, 2020

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Refugia Emergent

Episode 22 Living Together in a World of Wounds: Dave Koetje and Summing Up Season 2

Episode 21 Infrastructures of Holiness: Fred Bahnson on Arks, Intercessory Forests, and Gregarious Hermits

Episode 20 Imaginative and Messy: Kathryn Mae Post on Religion Journalism and Reconstructing Faith

Episode 19 Love Thy Downstream Neighbor: Tim Van Deelen on Sorrow, Anger, and Conservation Biology

Episode 18 Where Beauty is Happening: Katerina Parsons on International Development, Ripple Effects, and Hunger for Deep Roots

Episode 17 Dreaming of Eloheh: Randy Woodley on Following the Harmony Way

Episode 16 Kites and Kingfishers: Ruth Harvey on the Iona Community and Emerging Patterns

Episode 15 Momentum into the Next Thing: Bill McKibben on Fighting Overwhelming Odds and Praying Through Mental Static

Episode 14 Sacramental Cats and Hungry Deer: Dave Koetje on Refugia Amid COVID

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