Ageism as defined by Ashton Applewhite, author of “This Chair Rocks”, is “stereotyping and discrimination based on a person’s age. We experience it any time someone assumes that we’re “too old” for something—a task, a haircut, a relationship—instead of finding out who we are and what we’re capable of. Or “too young;” ageism cuts both ways, although in a youth-obsessed society, olders bear the brunt of it.”
Day: March 21, 2021
Faith to Go: The uncomfortable Beauty of Being Vulnerable
This week Faith To Go formation team member Charlette Preslar and co-host Reverend Hannah Wilder talk about wheat, seeds, vulnerability and what we will be doing after Lent.
Subversive Undercroft #190: Look! It’s God!
When is a sacrament really a sacrament? Plus we cap off our discussion of the catechism’s section on sin and redemption by talking about Jesus
2FAB: Julian of Norwich
Jayan Koshy joins as a special guest to talk about the life and legacy of the anchoress from Norwich
Being Vulnerable
“So, as a follower of Jesus I am doomed to be, again and again, that little seed that falls into the ground and dies. As I open myself to the stranger, to all the oppressed, and to the ways humans are changing the planet, my self-understanding will need to be reformed again and again.”