The Grace Awakening: Reckoning with Abuse in the Church
The Grace Awakening: Reckoning with Abuse in the Church
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The GRACE Awakening: Reckoning with Abuse in the Church explores the complex and often hidden dynamics of abuse and power within the church. Join the GRACE (Godly Response to Abuse in a Christian Environment) team as we tackle tough questions and interview leading experts, journalists, and thinkers to dissect and navigate systemic issues and recurring patterns of harm in Christian contexts.
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The podcast focuses on themes of abuse, power dynamics, and systemic issues within religious environments, with episodes examining topics like the misuse of power in faith settings and strategies for escaping toxic church systems. For example, discussions with experts like Diane Langberg and Scot McKnight highlight the challenges faced by individuals within harmful church cultures.
The GRACE Awakening: Reckoning with Abuse in the Church explores the complex and often hidden dynamics of abuse and power within the church. Join the GRACE (Godly Response to Abuse in a Christian Environment) team as we tackle tough questions and interview leading experts, journalists, and thinkers to dissect and navigate systemic issues and recurring patterns of harm in Christian contexts.
Guests: Cheryl Lerfald & Janet Magee.
Interviewer: Pete Singer.
In this episode, Robert and Hannah continue their review of trauma-informed care principles through a GRACE Live Conversation with Cheryl Lerfald and Janet Magee on what collaboration looks like in direct advocacy, within systems, and across systems. Plus, find out which team members from famous fandoms Robert and Hannah think have the best and worst collaboration.
Resources Mentioned:
- GRACE Live Conversation with Cheryl Lerfald and Janet Magee
- Toward a More Trauma-Informed Church by Pete Singer
- GRACE Consultations
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