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            In this episode we talk with Randy Woodley about his new book, Becoming Rooted: One Hundred Days of Reconnecting with Sacred Earth.  Randy and his wife Edith lead Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice, and their work touches the lives of Native people and non-Native people alike. As Randy points out, everyone has indigenous connections to some place in the world. One of the core purposes of his new book is to help people to discover their own indigenous roots, even as they seek to learn from the Native people wherever they now live. 

Becoming Rooted: One Hundred Days of Reconnecting with Sacred Earth

            You can order this book anywhere, but we suggest that you do so at www.randywoodley.com and click on new books. There you’ll find an option to order the book in such a way that a percentage of purchase goes to support Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice. You can pre-order your copy now to receive it right away when it is released on January 4th. If you are interested in reading the book in a group guided by Randy, find out how to join it on his Facebook page called Randy Woodley Author.

Guest:

• Randy Woodley - author, speaker, activist, scholar
• New Book: Becoming Rooted: One Hundred Days of Reconnecting with Sacred Earth
• Highly recommended by and for all Earthkeepers: Shalom and the Community of Creation
• Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice
• Randy's author page on Facebook
• The Harmony Tree - Randy's children's book 

Mentions:

• James Baldwin quote: "history trapped in people" is from Notes of a Native Son (1955)
• Celtic spirituality

 Keywords: Indigenous, Native American, First Nations, earth-centered spirituality, Celtic, kindom, harmony way, eloheh

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In this episode Forrest talks with Victoria Loorz, cofounder of the Wild Church Network, a broad association of religious communities that practice faith life in ways that foster connectedness to all of creation. Victoria also helped start the Seminary of the Wild, an experiential education and formation program for spiritual leaders seeking to pioneer new earth-centered faith practices. In this conversation we talk with her about her forthcoming book, Church of the Wild: How Nature Invites Us into the Sacred.

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Guest: Victoria Loorz—co-founder of Wild Church Network and Seminary of the Wild
New Book : Church of the Wild: How Nature invites us into the Sacred 

Mentions:
Thomas Berry - cultural historian & religions scholar
Howard Thurman - theologian & mystic
Thurman quote
Ecological Disciple blog
Dr. Josh Packard - Nones & Dones - website: Dechurched
Forest Church - UK
Agrarian church - Episcopal
Holy hikes
Paschal mystery - definition
Robin Wall Kimmerer - author of Braiding Sweetgrass; quote:"even a wounded world heals us" 

Keywords: Forest Church, Nones and Dones, Nature as Revelation, ecotheology, seminary, unchurched, Seminary of the Wild, Wild Church, kindom, indigenous theology

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Join Revs. Stephanie and Arthur as they talk with The Rev Jamie Plunkett, Minister and verified account runner of @Frogsofwar about all things Super Bowl LV. Come find out is competition belongs in the kindom of God, what we think about Gronk, and how many times Spiff yelled "kiss" at her TV. Tackle all the work on your plate later and join us for this very fun episode!

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