The Yarn

The Yarn
Podcast Description
The Yarn is a podcast where we use stories to connect with one another and with Jesus Christ. Every week Mo Reynolds will share a folk or fairy tale, connect it to a story from her own life, and then explore how the common themes can connect us to Christ. From time to time, Mo will welcome guest who will share their personal stories that connects with a folk or fairy tale shared by Mo. Then, we weave together a conversation as we explore the connections to Christ. Christ was THE great storyteller. Come along as we explore how sharing stories can bring us closer to Him and to each other.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of connection through storytelling with episodes focusing on personal growth, spirituality, and the human experience. Notable episodes include the Jack Tale from the Appalachian mountains dealing with humor, the King of the Golden Mountain highlighting the importance of keeping promises, and a folk tale from India discussing self-acceptance. Each episode connects cultural stories to faith-based insights.

The Yarn is a podcast where we use stories to connect with one another and with Jesus Christ. Every week Mo Reynolds will share a folk or fairy tale, connect it to a story from her own life, and then explore how the common themes can connect us to Christ. From time to time, Mo will welcome guest who will share their personal stories that connects with a folk or fairy tale shared by Mo. Then, we weave together a conversation as we explore the connections to Christ. Christ was THE great storyteller. Come along as we explore how sharing stories can bring us closer to Him and to each other.
This week's episode is a ”Jack Tale” from the Appalacian mountains. I found this story in a book by Donald Davis, a master storyteller and an old friend of Jack. Jack tales came to America from the United Kingdom and there are hundreds of variations. I hope you enjoy mine! Some stories have deep messages, and some are just for a laugh. Pure happy laughter is a fruit of the Spirit. Along with Jack's tale I share a story from Elder Wirthlin about the blessing of humor. You can read it HERE.
Learn more about Jack's stories HERE.

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