105 – Baptism is not a one-time event

October 17, 2018Season 2Advent Episcopal Church, baptism, coming out, community, Dan Handschy, new life, transgenderdiocesemo

Willow’s story of coming out as trans, to her faith community and pastor, and their walk together. And how baptism represents the dying of the old life and coming to the new. Dan Handschy: As we’re talking this season about the theme of baptism and baptismal identity, speaking to Willow just seemed like a good way to start.

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Holy Baptism, rite in the Book of Common Prayer
About Oasis Missouri and the Affirmation of Welcome

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104-Baptism calls every Christian to the margins

August 27, 2018Season 2Anamchara Fellowship, Anglican religious order, Barbi Click, discernment, Kirksville, Maria Evans, ordination, priest, Rivendell Community, Trinity Episcopal Churchdiocesemo

In episode 104, we continue our two-part series with a lay and clergy person called in discernment to an Anglican religious order.

Today host Barbi Click speaks with the Rev. Maria Evans, MD. She’s currently the interim assistant priest at two parishes in the St. Louis
area for a few more months, before her ministry of interim takes her to her next destination.

Maria’s discernment to ordination as a priest was a winding path of many years, and she shares some of the stories from her journey.

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103 Hearing God’s call–but not to ordination

August 16, 2018Season 2Anamchara Fellowship, Anglican order, Barbi Click, Donna Hawk-Reinhard, habit, religious, religious community, Rivendell Community, women religiousdiocesemo

In episode 103, JesusHacked podcast continues our focus on baptism, and discerning a deeper call to ministry, but not necessarily to ordination.

It’s the first of two conversations with a novitiate and a companion in an Anglican religious order, one lay person, and one person who went on to becpme ordained a priest.

In this episode Sister Donna Hawk Reinhard, PhD, talks about how she came to be a novitiate in the Anamchara Fellowship (which is a dispersed religious order), about her clothing (wearing a habit), and her relationship with her Episcopal congregation.

Podcast host Barbi Click, who is the Guardian of the Rivendell religious community, interviews.

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102 Baptism: Getting Personal

August 6, 2018Season 2Advent Episcopal Church, baptism, crazy christians, episcopal, jesus, marked as christ's own foreverdiocesemo

What happens at our baptism? What it was like for the ancient Christians? How can we, today, understand our worship through the lens of baptism–and does it make a difference? It’s a topsy-turvy JesusHacked podcast where producer Beth Felice interviews podcast host (current head of the bishop’s appointed task force on baptism) the Rev. Dan Handschy on understanding our baptism.

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101 Beginning Season Two with a focus on Baptism

August 1, 2018Season 2baptism, bishop, Dan Handschy, diomo, episcopal, jesushacked, JesusMovement, Wayne Smithdiocesemo

Welcome to our second season of JesusHacked podcast.

We’ve a special focus on Baptism this season, and what better way to start out than a conversation with Bishop Wayne Smith and podcast host Dan Handschy. Dan’s also the bishop’s appointed lead on a task force looking at how we can strengthen the rite of baptism in this community.

Can you describe how the last gasps of Christendom affect us in the Diocese of Missouri?

How might we focus attention back on baptism?

What changed in your life at your baptism, from your perspective now looking back, what was the shift that happened there?

How would our diocese re-focused on baptism, how would the life of the congregations feel different in April 2020 (the bishop’s retirement date) from now?

As you are looking at your retirement and doing that reflection, that continuous reflection on your own baptism, what do you think God is bringing to birth in you at this moment in your life?

Transcript of the podcast episode
In the bishop’s address to last year’s annual diocesan convention, he spoke about baptism. Read it here.
Book of Common Prayer online

“Wade In the Water,” Ella Jenkins, Smithsonian Folkways. Used with permission.

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033 Midwifery with the Yazidi

January 31, 2018Season 1Barbi Click, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Global Motherhood Initiative, IDP, Jane Drichta, midwife, midwifery, Peacock angel, pregnancy, refugee, trauma, women, Yazididiocesemo

Our guest is Jane Drichta, co founder of the Global Motherhood Initiative. She’s a midwife and public health advocate who has recently been working with Yazidi women and has developed a woman-centered model for traumatized populations, including the Yazidi, as they face pregnancy and delivery in difficult areas such as refugee camps and in war torn regions.

Even though she is mostly on the road or based out of Seattle, she still considers Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Webster Groves “home.” Jane was back in St. Louis over the holidays and stopped in to talk with host Barbi Click about midwifery, the Yazidi women, and upcoming opportunities around the globe.

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Global Motherhood Initiative
Emmanuel Church in Webster Groves
“Inside Lalish, the heart of the Yazidi Faith,” Rebecca Holland, Independent, May 11, 2017
Free Yezidi Foundation
Duhok refugee camp

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032 Becoming Beloved Community: the labyrinth

January 25, 2018Season 1becoming beloved community, Charles Wynder, EpiscopalChurch, jesus, justice, MLK, racial healing, racial reconciliation, racismdiocesemo

In this special episode we hear the second part of the Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr. conversation with the annual gathering of the diocese at convention. He breaks down the labyrinth image, and it’s four quadrants as they relate to Becoming Beloved Community, the Episcopal CHurch’s long term commitment to racial healing, reconciliation, and justice.

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Video from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, “Where do we go from here, chaos or community?”
The Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr.
Becoming Beloved Community, resources from the Episcopal Church

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031 Becoming Beloved Community: the context

January 25, 2018Season 1BelovedCommunity, Charles Wynder, EpiscopalChurch, JesusMovement, justice, MLK, racial healing, racism, reconciliation, social justicediocesemo

In this special episode we hear from the Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr. He’s the presiding bishop’s Staff Officer for Social Justice and Advocacy Engagement.This past November he spoke to the annual gathering of the diocese at convention on Becoming Beloved Community, the Episcopal Church’s long term commitment to racial healing, reconciliation, and justice. The first part of his conversation sets the context for this work, and how it is vital to our faith and our church.

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The Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr.
Becoming Beloved Community, resources from the Episcopal Church

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030 Journey: one church’s conversation about full LGBT inclusion

November 30, 2017Season 1Bible study, Cape Girardeau, Christ Episcopal Church, conversation, full inclusion, Harry Leip, Jesus moment, LGBT, marriagediocesemo

This episode comes from Christ Church in Cape Girardeau and members Stephanie Miller, Chris Masters, and James Boyer talk with host Harry Leip about how their church began and continues the conversation on embracing its LGBT members, what it looks and feels like, and how the church can be a safe and welcoming space.

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Christ Episcopal Church in Cape Girardeau

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029 From felt church mice to ministry

November 21, 2017Season 1acolytemice, bishopmice, CalvaryOnNinth, christmas, churchmice, communitygarden, COMO, december, episcopal, felt, Harry Leip, hunger, jesus, JohntheBaptistmouse, Kay Glass, midMissouri, Sharon Sessionsdiocesemo

Calvary Church in Columbia has a light hearted ministry that raises thousands each year for the community –for food pantries, gardens, social justice organizations and some church outreach ministry. And it’s all built around hand-made felt church mice, YES! MICE! Calvary members Kay Glass and Sharon Sessions talk with Deacon Harry Leip about the history and mission of these mighty mice, the star of Calvary’s St. Nicholas Bazaar. It’s coming again to downtown Columbia MO, inside the church buildings, this (and every) first Saturday in December at 8 AM.

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Calvary Episcopal Church in Columbia, MO

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