The Holidays and Trauma w/ Serene Jones
Description
This week, we are spending the holidays with our families, but of course, we had to bring you a Holiday Episode with a very special guest!
Special Guest:
Serene Jones, President of Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York & Holds the Johnston Family Chair in Religion & Democracy
Guest Question:
Trauma is a powerful and overwhelming experience, especially when its caused by violence. It can make those who experience it feel like they are not worthy of God's love, grace, and healing. It can also raise questions about God's role and very existence. How do we walk alongside them and encourage them that they are worthy and help them heal?
The holidays can be a difficult for people who have experienced trauma or grief. It can remind be a reminder of people, places or things that are no longer with us or that we never had, potentially due to violence in our society. How should folks think about the holidays differently as we celebrate the birth of Jesus?
Trauma and Grace: Theology in a Ruptured World
Call It Grace: Finding Meaning in Ruptured World
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