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JUUst Breathe Live is a podcast where youth ministry has a say! Hosts Joy Berry and Eric Bliss interview UU luminaries who hold a vision of liberal religious education ministry that is both life saving and spirit lifting.
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Quiana Denae Perkins, Kathy Smith, and Jenn Blosser join our hosts to discuss the ins and outs of the new proposed Article II changes to our UUA bylaws that are coming up at this summer's General Assembly. It's a hot topic right now and the conversation is sweltering!Links:https://www.uua.org/uuagovernance/committees/article-ii-study-commission5 Jagged Rocks: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/18_JmGOhynz4z5slCcOPs3lsyndIj9dT7qlpuopUXyxo/editFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/groups/3355...
Ep 3.5 | April 2024Join Rev Tyler Coles and Rev Dayna Edwards as they explore the critical importance of faith development and its role in driving forward paradigmatic shifts for congregations toward greater equity, health, and vibrancy.Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Members of the National Emerging Adult Taskforce (NEAT) and Young Adult Revival Network (YARN) talk about these important ministries and how to better engage and support this vital demographic in our UU communities.Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
What is "Threshold Conversations?" How did it start? What are its purposes and goals?January's episode is a flashback of sorts as we delve into the origins of Threshold.Come listen to Rev Marisol Caballero and our co-host, running double duty as panelist- Joy Berry, as they discuss the origins of Threshold Conversations, the Unitarian Universalist religious education initiative and the focus for this Season's episodes. To learn more visit:https://www.uua.org/threshold-conver...
Meet religious educators Dana Lundquist, Marena McGregor, and Rev Sierra Marie Gerfao. All three grew up UU, with two of the three participating in COA as youth, while all three now teach COA in their present congregational roles. To a person, they each have incredibly salient and unique perspectives on this milestone program. You'll be amazed at yet another mind blowing conversation unpacking liberal religious education from the perspective of luminary minds crossing thresh...
It's a new season of JUUst Breathe! As we bid goodbye to Shannon, we say hello to our new co-host, Joy Berry. It's bittersweet. But what isn't bittersweet is the amazing conversation about Coming of Age with our sensational panel:Rev Dr Gregory Carrow BoydCameron YoungRev Leia Durland JonesWe talk about it all, including about how Unitarian Universalism is in its own adolescent coming of age moment.Give it a listen...Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate perfor...
Co-host Shannon Harper pulls double-duty (while other co-host Eric Bliss continues to enjoy a sabbatical break) in this discussion with Marissa A. Gutiérrez Vicario, Founder and Executive Director of "Art and Resistance Through Education (ARTE)" on empowering youth to become "Artivists": activists who use art to make positive change.Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Join Shannon as she welcomes Aly Champion, Zac Baker, and Gavin Howell, Unitarian young adult friends from (as Eric would say) “across the pond” to discuss the growth of online and hybrid Unitarian youth and Young Adult ministry in Great Britain. Hear how it is it similar, or dissimilar , to online/hybrid UU ministry in the US. Learn how they are using technology to create in-person gatherings and extend their reach beyond the British Isles. If you’d like to participate in International ...
Shannon and Eric meet Peren Tiemann and Avery Hammill, members of Students Demand Action. They describe their call to activism in the aftermath of the mass shooting at Marjory Douglas Stoneman High School, successful strategies for limiting gun violence, the joy of working together to create change, and how you can advocate for responsible gun policy, too.Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Re-live an incredible first year with us as we look back on all the deep wisdom from our guests and much of the laughter, gaffs, and silliness that ensued.This is the perfect episode if you'd like everything distilled into less than an hour. We had a blast putting this together for you. We think you'll walk away with new insights and a smile on your face. Check it out!Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
A group of youth and religious professionals gathered in person at 2022 General Assembly in Portland to respond and process the tragic and unprecedented reversal of Roe v Wade. Guest hosts and emerging adults, Mali Gottfried and Olivia Calvi, presided over the podcast.Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
GUEST HOSTS- Paige Cupp and Lee BlythePaige Cupp, 18, (she/her) is a lifelong UU raised just outside of Trenton, New Jersey. She was a part of the Youth@GA staff team last year and was a worship associate at her home congregation in Princeton, NJ. She loves hiking, poetry, and her two cats. Currently, she is just finishing her second year as a Religion and Philosophy student at a small historically women’s college in Georgia. Paige is very happy to be working with the amazing JUUst Breathe te...
This week we’ll be talking with two absolutely wonderful humans, Noel Burke and Sivani Gelfand, as they share their insights on the topic of Spiritual Direction.Noel lives in Saint Louis and is a member of Eliot Chapel in Kirkwood, MO. She taught OWL in the Saint Louis area, studied Spiritual Direction in Ohio, and founded the young adult group at Eliot Chapel. Not only that but Noel also served at General Assembly as a HUUPER, which is currently known as Co-Dean.Sivani Katie Gelfand is the D...
Shannon and Bliss talk to Linnea Granberg, Eric James and Casey Stainsby from Myceliuum Youth Network of Canada. The MyceliUUm is a large virtual gathering of any UU youth (14-19) and junior youth (12-13) in Canada who would like to attend, as well as their adult supporters (youth advisors, religious educators). These gatherings will occur 3-4 times each year, and last two hours each.The next MyceliUUm Gathering is coming up on March 26th-register hereInstagram: @yayasofcana...
Dinner ChurchThe buzz is real! What is “Dinner Church?” How does it feed the body, mind, and soul of its participants? These questions and more are answered by panelists Rebecca Throop, Rev Aisha Ansano, and Rev Emily Conger.Originally aired 11/14/21Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Mental Health First AidUnitarian Universalist Emerging Adult leaders Roddy Biggs and Lane Deamant are interviewed about the possibilities for pastoral and spiritual support found in programs focusing on Mental Health First Aid.Originally aired 10/10/2021Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Resonance in ActivismAmazing emerging adult activist, Martha Durkee-Neuman, raps with our hosts about the wonders of the resonance practice, particularly about how it informs and sustains advocacy efforts for social change.Originally aired 12/12/2021 Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
The Other Side of the Bridge: What Happens After Youth Group?Panelists Chloe Emily and Malika Gottfried discuss with our JUUst Breathe Live hosts the increasing opportunities to connect to faith that Unitarian Universalist emerging adults are finding after they leave their high school youth groups, as well as “lifehacks” for thriving during young adulthood.Originally aired 9/26/2021Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Youth SpiritualityIn the very first “pilot” episode, Shannon and Bliss interview artist, musician, and youth leader, Lee Blythe, and eco-chaplain and song leader, Rev Christopher Watkins Lamb, exploring what Youth Spirituality means in today’s Unitarian Universalist religious landscape and how youth are connecting to spirit in new and innovative ways.Originally aired 9/12/2021Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
Climate Justice NetworksNoella Prescod, a youth leader from Unitarian Universalists at the United Nations, and Zoe Johnston from UU Young Adults for Climate Justice, talk about the shifting landscape in promoting social change for the environment, how young folx are at the vanguard of the movement, where hope can be found, and how each of us difference for Mother Earth.Originally aired 1/23/2022Music: "Where Do We Come From," by Brian Tate performed by Rev Christopher Lamb
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