JUUst Breathe - A Unitarian Universalist Podcast
JUUst Breathe is a Unitarian Universalist podcast exploring faith, faith formation, and spiritual identity.
Host Ember Oak Kelley interviews UUs across the spectrum who hold a vision of liberal religion that is both live saving and spirit lifting.
In this, our Season 6 of the podcast, we convene guests to share their stories of their own faith development viewed through the lens of the UUA's new Woven Faith Lifespan Religious Education Curriculum themes: Living the Questions, Equity, Generosity, Interdependence, and many more.
Come join in the conversation...and JUUst Breathe.
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JUUst Breathe - A Unitarian Universalist Podcast
Latest Episodes
Living the Questions Testimony Mini-Episode
In these short mini-episodes, panelists share captivating stories from their lived experience.Rev Marisol Caballero and Rev Brandan Robertson discuss a moment that stands out to them where they witnessed an "A-ha" moment to an endu...
Living the Questions
Woven Faith and Whole Church Religious Education encourage faithful conversations across generations. The spirit of today's episode is one of curiosity, of questioning. In keeping with that spirit, here are some of the ...
Interdependence: Threads of Connection Testimony Mini-episode
In these short mini-episodes, panelists share captivating stories from their lived experience.Maria Talero, PhD and Rev Dr JJ Flag discuss a moment where they witnessed interdependence and what has changed for them because of that experi...
Interdependence: Threads of Connection
In this episode, led by guest host Lillian Drab-Braddick, we are joined by Maria Talero, PhD and Rev. Dr. JJ Flag to discuss the theme of Interdependence.We are not above creation. We are creation.We are not above the...
Introducing Woven Faith Testimony Mini-episode
In these short mini-episodes, panelists share captivating stories from their lived experience.For the first ever Testimony, Nao Bethea and Natalie Briscoe tell about a time that a faith formation experience was particular...
