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Last Friday, Governor Ferguson signed a bill into law that would force priests to break the seal of confession, which, in some cases, would lead to jail time if a priest refuses. What about mandatory reporting or other steps? How does this impact the freedom of religion? Rebecca Anderson of Sacred Heart Radio and 40 Days for Life joins us to share her experience with confession and her insights. https://www.archbishopetienne.com/clergy-answerable-to-god-or-state
Welcome to B The Way Forward: Interludes - a mini series of special episodes and conversations that stand apart from our regular season, but are just too good not to share. Dr. Rebecca Anderson, Kendall Holbrook, and Supriya Gupta. All three are leaders within the technology, business and career development spaces. They are all working on truly innovative products, research, and technological solutions to pressing problems. We could do entire episodes with each of them individually about their work - and we just might! But in this episode, recorded live at Grace Hopper Celebration 2024, we've invited all three to talk about an important common thread, a shared passion they all have, and that we knowI know you do too if you're listening. How do we drive innovation while also promoting inclusivity and equity? Because we all know that those values contribute to more innovation, better outcomes, and thriving workforces… and that isn't just vibes, there's data that backs that up. A study by McKinsey and Company found that Tech companies with diverse workforces are 35% more likely to outperform their non-diverse counterparts. And yet, according to another study by Deloitte, women make up only 29% of senior management positions globally and the numbers are similar for historically minoritized individuals. So can we change that? And how do their fields - human-centric AI, STEM career development, financial technology, and leadership, create opportunities for underrepresented groups and support sustainable, purpose-driven solutions in today's rapidly evolving industries? Listen in and find out! "Stop asking women and non-binary folks to conform to a male gender ideal of leadership. And yet when then we conform to those male ideals, we are punished for acting in ways that are incongruent with our female presenting stereotypes. We're asked to be strong, confident, decisive, but if we do, then we're looked at as aggressive, leading beyond our competence, insensitive. This double bind of having to be both confident and decisive and yet warm and friendly is something we need to get rid of. And I think a lot of that does come from stepping into our acceptance and being really transparent with it." -- Dr. Rebecca Anderson --- At AnitaB.org, we envision a future where the people who imagine and build technology mirror the people and societies for whom they build it. Find out more about how we support women, non-binary individuals, and other underrepresented groups in computing, as well as the organizations that employ them and the academic institutions training the next generations. --- Connect with AnitaB.org Instagram - @anitab_org Facebook - /anitab.0rg LinkedIn - /anitab-org On the web - anitab.org --- Our guests contribute to this podcast in their personal capacity. The views expressed in this interview are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology or its employees (“AnitaB.org”). AnitaB.org is not responsible for and does not verify the accuracy of the information provided in the podcast series. The primary purpose of this podcast is to educate and inform. This podcast series does not constitute legal or other professional advice or services. --- B The Way Forward Is… Hosted and Executive Produced by Brenda Darden Wilkerson. Produced by Avi Glijansky Associate Produced by Kelli Kyle Sound design and editing by Ryan Hammond Mixing and mastering by Julian Kwasneski Additional Producing help from Faith Krogulecki Operations Coordination for AnitaB.org by Quinton Sprull. Creative Director for AnitaB.org is Deandra Coleman Executive Produced by Dominique Ferrari, Stacey Book, and Avi Glijansky for Frequency Machine Podcast Marketing from Lauren Passell with Tink Media in partnership with Coley Bouschet at AnitaB.org Photo of Brenda Darden Wilkerson by Mandisa Media Productions For more ways to be the way forward, visit AnitaB.org
Rev. Rebecca Anderson from Gilead Chicago joins the podcast to discuss the Queer Storytelling Bar Church and Genesis 32. Topics include Christian community, inclusion, reaching out to the margins, wrestling with God (?), where God really touched Jacob, and what it might mean to leave a divine dustup with a permanent injury. Gilead Chicago's website: https://www.gileadchicago.org Gilead Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gileadchicago Gilead TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gileadchicago CHECK OUT THE PATREON FOR MOST TRANS REGRET SNOOPY PRESENTS THE BIBLE CONTENT: https://www.patreon.com/transregretsnoopy Closing song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33k4Ih_QCgM
Rebecca Anderson joins Mary and Andrew to discuss her work with National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and government body under the purview of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Steeped in Permaculture, with a degree in Environmental Science and Resource Management, and time as a Woofer, Rebecca shares what the NRCS provides and what she does in her job to support anyone interested in conserving soil, water, and other natural resources with technical and financial support. As a permaculture practitioner, I recommend listening to this conversation because assistance from NRCS is free and isn't just for farmers and it's easy to start the process. All you need to do is contact your local NRCS office. Resources Natural Resources Conservation Service NRCS Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP): Environmental Quality Incentives Program | Natural Resources Conservation Service (usda.gov) National Payment Schedules: Payment Schedules | Natural Resources Conservation Service (usda.gov). Recommend navigating to individual states and choosing the EQIP link. Definitely overwhelming regarding choices for each practice, which is why working with a local planner is super key. NRCS Service Center Locator: Service Center Locator | Natural Resources Conservation Service (usda.gov) NRCS Solutions for Small-Scale Farms Fact Sheets: Solutions for Small-Scale Farms | Natural Resources Conservation Service (usda.gov) Additional National Funding Sources AgWest Farm Credit New Producer Grant: https://agwestfc.com/about/community-engagement/grants/new-producer-grant American Farmland Trust Brighter Future Fund: https://farmland.org/brighter-future/ Farm Service Agency Farm Loan Programs: https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/farm-loan-programs/index Farm Service Agency Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program: https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/disaster-assistance-program/noninsured-crop-disaster-assistance/index National Young Farmer Coalition Young Farmer Program: https://www.youngfarmers.org/young-farmer-grants/ Natural Resources Conservation Service Conservation Innovation Grants: https://cig.sc.egov.usda.gov/ RAFI FOCN Infrastructure Fund Grants: https://www.rafiusa.org/programs/farmers-of-color-network/farmers-of-color-network-infrastructure-fund-grants/ Rodale BIPOC Famer Micro Grants: https://rodaleinstitute.org/education/bipoc-farmer-micro-grants/ Rural Development Rural Energy for America Program (REAP):Rural Energy for America Program Renewable Energy Systems & Energy Efficiency Improvement Guaranteed Loans & Grants | Rural Development (usda.gov) Rural Development Value Added Producer Grant: https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/business-programs/value-added-producer-grants USDA Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production Grants: https://www.usda.gov/topics/urban/grants USFWS Partners for Fish and Wildlife: Partners for Fish and Wildlife | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (fws.gov) Additional Washington State Funding Sources Tilth Organic & Sustainable Farming Grant: https://tilthalliance.org/our-work/wa-farming-agriculture/washington-state-organic-sustainable-farming-fund/ Western WA Food Systems Partnership Project Accelerator: https://wwfsp.org/food-systems-project-accelerator/ Washington State Conservation Commission (WSCC) Grant Programs: Grant Programs (wa.gov) Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) Farm to School Program: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/business-and-marketing-support/farm-to-school/wsda-farm-to-school-program WSDA Local Infrastructure Grant: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/business-and-marketing-support/small-farm/infrastructure-grant. Note: Most states will have a state department of agriculture that funds programs like this whether it's for infrastructure, beginning farmers, etc.
In bout 2 of our July "VS." theme, Rev. Vince Amlin gave a sermon on "Faith" while Rev. Rebecca Anderson preached on the subject of "Hope". Decide for yourself who "won" by giving it a listen!
Dr. Tom Curran interviews Rebecca Anderson, Coordinator of 40 Days for Life in Lynwood, WA, to testify to the impact of praying for the unborn and discuss the 40 Days for Life Campaign.
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Rev. Rebecca Anderson gives her last sermon before she leaves on a 3 month Sabbatical. How can Bethany UCC learn to sing together? Let's come together, understand other perspectives and sing. Listen now.
Rebecca Anderson co-pastors two churches with Vince Amlin – an inherited church in the morning and a new start church on Sunday afternoons. She offers a unique perspective on the changing landscape of church – its structures, communities, and worship. Gilead Chicago got its start before COVID-19 as a community that tells true stories that saves lives, throws great parties, and worships beautifully. This new ministry is supported by the United Church of Christ and the Disciples of Christ. Anderson oozes passion for creating spiritual community in refreshing ways. Join us for this conversation.
This episode features some of our most anticipated guests: Mr. Dane Newlove and Mrs. Rebecca Anderson, our band directors in high school! These two provided over 60 years of music teaching not just at St. Marys Memorial High School, but for grades 5-8 as well. Jameel was not able to join for the interview, so Joseph handled this one on his own, beginning with their background in music and how they arrived as band directors, how they handled their huge teaching loads (6:55), what allowed SMABB, St. Marys All-Brass Marching Band, to thrive where other marching bands don't (10:25), and the non-marching band aspects of their teaching (16:50). We also ask how they see and are involved in music programs today (27:45). The Great Dane and Mrs. A also provide some funny stories from their legendary tenures (36:00). We will have a follow-up episode with Jameel so he can weigh in on this interview, as well as go over the trivia question for this week.
Prayer vigils with 40 Days for Life are starting up again worldwide and you can find one in your area. We discuss what they entail with Rebecca Anderson then shift our attention to chemical abortion pills and the black market.
“Bodies are good, even when they are gross…”CW: we talk about the shooting in Atlanta that occurred in March 2021In this episode I talk to pastor Rebecca Anderson who serves as pastor in two Chicago churches, one who characterizes themselves as a "queer, storytelling bar church". In this setting Rebecca is able to live out both her theology and sex positivity. Resources: Socials for Rebecca's Church in Chicago (Gilead): https://www.instagram.com/gileadchicago/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/gileadchicago/https://www.gileadchicago.org/Follow us for more ✨bad✨ content: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calledtobebad_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calledtobebad Website: https://calledtobebad.buzzsprout.com/ Sponsor of this episode: https://www.arthumorsoul.com/Want to become part of the ✨baddie✨ community? Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/calledtobebad Have a ✨bad✨ topic you want to talk about on the show? Get in touch with host, Mariah Martin at: calledtobebad@gmail.com #ctbb #podcast #podcastersoffacebook #progressivechristianity #progressiveclergy #pastor #church #badisbeautiful #deconstruction Support the show
Rev. Rebecca Anderson wraps-up our series of Hollier Than Thou while preaching about Perpetua and Felicity.
Rev. Rebecca Anderson preaches the first Sunday of our Holier Than Thou series about St Brigid, whose feast day is Feb 1.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
Host: This is Minnesota Native News, I'm Marie Rock. Coming up, the disparity in media coverage for missing and murdered indigenous women and relatives cases has once again been brought to the surface. Here's Leah Lemm with the story.Reporter: In the latest episode of the Counter Stories Podcast, the hosts and guests tackle the issue of disparities in media coverage head on. Podcast host, Luz Maria Frias, explains.Luz Maria Frias: Today's theme is going to be reviewing actually something that's been in the news pretty much 24/7, so to speak, which is the coverage around the disappearance of Gabby Petito.Reporter: Gabby Petito had gone missing and her remains recovered in Wyoming. Her case has gotten major and national attention.Luz Maria Frias: We really want to contextualize this and lift up the inconsistencies, the biases in the media, and the treatment of a white centered narrative versus the rest of our community who continues to suffer with missing and murdered members of our own communities and how that doesn't receive any media or very little media.Reporter: Luz Maria Frias and the rest of Counter Stories stress that the issue of media coverage they're raising in no way is aiming to diminish Gabby Petito's case. Instead, the erasure of Native women and relatives in the media among all overlooked communities is compounding and reinforcing that erasure.Luz Maria Frias: In the state of Wyoming over the last decade, there've been 710 indigenous people, mostly girls, and have not received the attention, the media attention nor the investigation, as you said, by law enforcement. Very different than what's going on here.Reporter: Korina Barry is the NDN Action Managing Director at NDN Collective and a guest on the podcast. She recounts a personal connection to MMIW.Korina Barry: There's also, yeah, the reality of the complete lack of coverage for indigenous women, for our two-spirit relatives, for black women, other women of color. What I thought of right away and why I say that trauma was felt as I thought of my cousin, Becky, Rebecca Anderson. She was murdered back in 2015 right here in South Minneapolis, right off of Lake Street, 12th and Lake Street.Reporter: Korina remembers her and her family scrambling, looking for ways to contact journalists to get the word out, get some media coverage.Korina Barry: That wasn't being covered at all. How also to name with this, the lack of police response and engagement for her case. My auntie, just again, she didn't have any answers to the many questions she had. It was very evident that because of my cousin being an indigenous woman, that she wasn't getting the same treatment or the same response or care within her case immediately. All of that, it was just like really, I think, triggering and that we see happen over and over again.Reporter: Another guest, Marisa Cummings, is the CEO of the Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center and shares her thoughts.Marisa Cummings: This isn't surprising. Settler colonial violence is rooted in white supremacy and gender-based violence. While I agree that there definitely needs to be room for our relatives that identify on the spectrum of identity which our people always have, I also know that our women have been specifically targeted since contact. I like to uplift our women and girls because we have been specifically targeted.We have been sex trafficked since contact. Even though Columbus never touched on what is now known as the United States of America, Columbus' journals and those of his colleagues talk about getting girls as young as nine years old and trafficking them, and so this isn't something we're making up, this is something that's in historical documents. We know that there's always been an erasure of the original people of this land and our women as being oftentimes the backbone of our communities, the ones who carry life forward, the ones who bring life into the world, of course we're going to be targeted to erase ourselves or erase us from this land.Reporter: Entire Counter Stories episode can be found online at counterstoriespodcast.org and on all podcast platforms. For Minnesota Native News, I'm Leah Lemm.
Dr. Tom Curran interviews Rebecca Anderson, Coordinator of 40 Days for Life in Lynwood, WA, to testify to the impact of praying for the unborn and discuss the 40 Days for Life Campaign. Tom testifies to the powerful intercession of St. Padre Pio.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson.
a sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson
What to do with a plan as simple as "It gets better." A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
The very first EVER guest on season 1 of Heart + Sole is back! Rebecca Anderson is not only a dear friend, but a spiritual mentor in my life. Today, she bravely shares her journey of infertility, IVF, and miscarriage. Even if those are things you have never personally experienced, this episode sheds so much light on what it looks like to grieve, how to show up for yourself in the mess, and letting your heart and mind take the time it needs to process an unmet expectation. Rebecca's transparency and faith are so admirable, and I know you will walk about from this message encouraged and feeling empowered as a woman! Follow me on Instagram: Kathryn @kcoll Heart + Sole @heartandsolepodcast Sole Fitness @sole_fitness Join the Facebook Group! "Heart + Sole Podcast Insiders" Follow Rebecca on Instagram: @rlanderson80 Follow Five14 Revolution on Instagram: @five14revolution Check out the Five14 Revolution website HERE! Sign up for the Sole Online Training App! Use coupon code 'SOLE20' for 20% off your first month!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heartandsole/support
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
“OCD” is often used as an adjective to describe someone who enjoys cleanliness and organisation, but is that appropriate?In this episode, Amelia and Jessica are joined by Dr Rebecca Anderson, an expert in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) research. She describes the symptoms and types of OCD, how information about OCD has been muddled during the pandemic and how new treatments might help better alleviate the symptoms of OCD in the future. What is OCD? [01:02]Comparing OCD behaviours with COVID-safe behaviours [01:57]Recognising that intrusive thoughts are normal [05:06]Treatment options for people with OCD [11:12]Why perfectionism and rumination should be the target of behavioural treatments [13:50]tDCS: a new treatment for the future [15:48]Making life easier for people with OCD [20:11]If you have OCD or know someone who has it and need advice, please visit Beyond Blue if you live in Australia, or look for your nearest OCD clinic. Dr Anderson also has a free treatment program available for adolescents.Learn moreInternational OCD Foundation: What is OCD?Psychology Today: We are not all “a little bit OCD”Curtin University: How can we help adolescents climb ‘OCD Mountain'?Connect with our guestsDr Rebecca Anderson –Senior Lecturer, School of Population Health, and Psychology Clinic Director, Health and Wellness Centre, Curtin University. Dr Anderson's staff profileDr Anderson's TwitterQuestions or suggestions for future topicsEmail thefutureof@curtin.edu.auSocialshttps://twitter.com/curtinunihttps://www.facebook.com/curtinuniversityhttps://www.instagram.com/curtinuniversity/https://www.youtube.com/user/CurtinUniversityhttps://www.linkedin.com/school/curtinuniversity/ Curtin University supports academic freedom of speech. The views expressed in The Future Of podcast may not reflect those of Curtin University.Music: OKAY by 13ounce Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Music promoted by Audio Library.You can read the full transcript for the episode at https://thefutureof.simplecast.com/episodes/ocd/transcript
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson for Bethany UCC.
Rev. Rebecca Anderson, Co-Pastor The Road Out www.gileadchicago.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gilead-chicago/support
Dr. Tom Curran interviews Rebecca Anderson, Co Vigil Leader of the 40 Days for Life Campaign in Lynnwood, to report on the powerful efforts to save lives, heal traumatized mothers and rescue abortion workers. Later in the program, Tom talks about the ‘pressure of grace.’ The post February 23 –The Pressure of Grace: 40 Days for Life Interview appeared first on My Catholic Faith Ministries.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
Rebecca Anderson, live on Zoom, Jan 17, 2021. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gilead-chicago/support
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
Rebecca Anderson is a pastor at two churches in Chicago, one of which she started from scratch with a friend and colleague. Her biscuits are unparalleled, and she knows the best places to pick juneberries. She is the head honcho of Earshot (EarshotStories.com), running storytelling workshops across the country. You can find Rebecca on Sunday mornings at Bethany, a progressive-traditional church in Ravenswood, and Sunday evenings at Gilead, a queer storytelling bar church on Chicago's north side. She makes fires, plants gardens, and almost certainly wants to have coffee with you.Sarah Larson, photographer (@SarahElizabethLarsonPhotography on FB, @selfoto on Insta)Gilead Chicago TELL TRUE STORIES. THROW GREAT PARTIES. WORSHIP BEAUTIFULLY.a queer chaplain a queer chaplain will guide you in tending to spiritual wounds, to transform hurt into healingSplintered Grace Podcast A conservative christian woman & a trans genderqueer drag queen have an anti-cancel culture convo.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bonnieviolet)
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
Join Mark Weaver and Rebecca Anderson, Director of Development of Lotusland Garden, for a peek into the stunning 37-acres garden, home to more than 3,000 different plants from around the world. To learn more about Lotusland you can visit their website www.lotusland.org or follow them on Instagram @lotuslandgarden Be sure to keep up to date on 'Designers at Home' by following @markweaverandassociates on Instagram
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC.
What spiritual warfare battles are this younger generation facing? What worldly influences are a red-carpet invitation to demonic influence? What must the Church do to instruct our young in the supernatural? Join Rebecca with her son-in-law and daughter, Justin and Rebecca Anderson, in a candid conversation. www.christianharvestintl.org
In this week's story, teller Rebecca Anderson shares how her love of singing has grown, been shaken, and come back stronger than ever throughout her life. If you'd like to hear Rebecca sing, you can find her at Chicago churches Bethany and Gilead.
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Rebecca Anderson shares this week's message from our virtual service online. Go to our Facebook page for the video.LISTENfacebook.com/vineyardmilwaukee
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
Rebecca AndersonLISTEN
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
Rebecca AndersonLISTEN
Hey There, Strengths Fans! I’m popping in your ear buds to bring you a 3 part mini-series highlighting one of my favorite strengths themes and a few female leaders who have it in their Top 5. We’re talking to Chicks with Command. Thank you, Becky Anderson, for being our 3rd Chick with Command! Becky is a leader in External Relations and Development for a public university. She shares stories of how her Top 5 strengths, including Command, have helped her find success in her role as an executive leader. Kathy Kersten is the host of Obey Your Strengths, the podcast dedicated to fanning the flame of the Strengths movement one success story at a time. As a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach since 2008, Kathy has helped 80+ organizations, hundreds of teams and thousands of individuals leverage individual’s strengths to increase performance. Kathy’s Top 5 Signature Themes are Strategic, Input, Learner, Belief, Maximizer. If you would like information on individual, team or organizational coaching, visit kathykersten.com. Instagram: @kathy.kersten Facebook: @obeyyourstrengths This podcast is produced by Geekdom Media and Gameday Media in San Antonio, Texas.
Hey There, Strengths Fans! I’m popping in your ear buds to bring you a 3 part mini-series highlighting one of my favorite strengths themes and a few female leaders who have it in their Top 5. We’re talking to Chicks with Command. Thank you, Becky Anderson, for being our 3rd Chick with Command! Becky is a leader in External Relations and Development for a public university. She shares stories of how her Top 5 strengths, including Command, have helped her find success in her role as an executive leader. Kathy Kersten is the host of Obey Your Strengths, the podcast dedicated to fanning the flame of the Strengths movement one success story at a time. As a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach since 2008, Kathy has helped 80+ organizations, hundreds of teams and thousands of individuals leverage individual’s strengths to increase performance. Kathy’s Top 5 Signature Themes are Strategic, Input, Learner, Belief, Maximizer. If you would like information on individual, team or organizational coaching, visit kathykersten.com. Instagram: @kathy.kersten Facebook: @obeyyourstrengths This podcast is produced by Geekdom Media and Gameday Media in San Antonio, Texas.
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
Rebecca AndersonLISTEN
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
Rebecca AndersonLISTEN
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
Rebecca AndersonLISTEN
Rebecca AndersonLISTEN
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
What does it mean to find your person among the most unlikely of people? Also, how do you make hot cocoa? Join Bri and Alexa as they close out Season 1 discussing love and connection as the core of friendship with Rebecca Anderson of Gilead Chicago and Bethany Chicago. This is IRL AF, a podcast about real life adult friendships. Rebecca Anderson is a pastor at two churches in Chicago, one of which she started from scratch. Her biscuits are unparalleled, and she knows the best places to pick juneberries. Outside of her work at Bethany UCC and Gilead Chicago, she is the head honcho of Earshot (EarshotStories.com), running storytelling workshops across the country. If you want to get to know Rebecca, you can find her on Sunday mornings at Bethany, a progressive-traditional church in Ravenswood (BethanyChicago.com), and Sunday evenings at Gilead, a queer storytelling bar church in a Rogers Park bar (GileadChicago.org). She hosts potlucks, plants gardens, and almost certainly wants to have coffee with you. Hosted by Alexa Eisenbarth and Bri Crumbley Produced by Masood Haque Music by Astro Samurai Logo by Ali Martin Sponsored by: Gilead Chicago / The Lily Endowment / Garrett Seminary
"We were fascinated by talking to Rebecca Anderson this week, as she gave us a little peek into the life of a multicultural family with a single child. You’ll hear all about her bookclub, pick up some information about Chinese culture and why she thinks it’s important for children to struggle with something that challenges them. There are loads of show notes for this episodes, because Rebecca drops book references into all that she does!” Show Notes: Lacey posted a few pictures from her family holiday on her Instagram page (no shots of the lists though!) Joshua Gibbs How To Be Unlucky (you can read a sample of it here and Boethius here The Essential Marcus Aurelius Augustine’s Confessions and City of God Corinna loves buying her fabric at The Fabric Store in Brisbane but they have stores in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide as well. Rebekah also rattled off some quick fire recommendations: Plato OvidXenophon’s The Long March (sometimes called the Anabasis) Julius Caeser’s Gallic War Rebecca recommends the Circe Institue and Roman Roads Media, with Wes Callahan
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
What’s that they say about working with your friends not feeling like work at all? Join Bri and Alexa (who started as work friends!) as they talk about how friendships develop and become beautiful professional (kinda) partnerships with Gilead Co-Planters/Co-Pastors Vince Amlin and Rebecca Anderson. This is IRL AF, a podcast about real life adult friendships. Vince Amlin is co-pastor of Bethany UCC, a church that practices open-minded, wholehearted, hands-on faith; and co-planter of Gilead Chicago, just your ordinary queer, storytelling, bar church. Rebecca Anderson is a pastor at two churches in Chicago, one of which she started from scratch. Her biscuits are unparalleled, and she knows the best places to pick juneberries. Outside of her work at Bethany UCC and Gilead Chicago, she is the head honcho of Earshot (EarshotStories.com), running storytelling workshops across the country. If you want to get to know Rebecca, you can find her on Sunday mornings at Bethany, a progressive-traditional church in Ravenswood (BethanyChicago.com), and Sunday evenings at Gilead, a queer storytelling bar church in a Rogers Park bar (GileadChicago.org). She hosts potlucks, plants gardens, and almost certainly wants to have coffee with you. Hosted by Alexa Eisenbarth and Bri Crumbley Produced by Masood Haque Music by Astro Samurai Logo by Ali Martin Sponsored by: Gilead Chicago / The Lily Endowment / Garrett Seminary
Rebecca Anderson, a high school French teacher, shares her experience with establishing and maintaining pen pals with the help of instructional technology in her French classroom. Subscribe to me on iTunes so you know when my next episode is released and leave a review because your feedback counts! Podcast website: http://invitationstolearn.com/ Twitter: @MrsLanghorne Email: invitationstolearn@gmail.com Episode Resources: https://www.epals.com/#/connections http://ditchthattextbook.com/conferences/twitter/ https://www.actfl.org/
A sermon by Rev. Rebecca Anderson at Bethany UCC
What do you do when your best friend looks you in the eyes and says ‘let’s just be friends’? Join Bri and Alexa as they talk Friend Break Ups with Rebecca Anderson of Gilead Chicago and Bethany Chicago. This is IRL AF, a podcast about real life adult friendships. Rebecca Anderson is a pastor at two churches in Chicago, one of which she started from scratch. Her biscuits are unparalleled, and she knows the best places to pick juneberries. Outside of her work at Bethany UCC and Gilead Chicago, she is the head honcho of Earshot (EarshotStories.com), running storytelling workshops across the country. If you want to get to know Rebecca, you can find her on Sunday mornings at Bethany, a progressive-traditional church in Ravenswood (BethanyChicago.com), and Sunday evenings at Gilead, a queer storytelling bar church in a Rogers Park bar (GileadChicago.org). She hosts potlucks, plants gardens, and almost certainly wants to have coffee with you. Hosted by Alexa Eisenbarth and Bri Crumbley Produced by Masood Haque Music by Astro Samurai Logo by Ali Martin Sponsored by: Gilead Chicago / The Lily Endowment / Garrett Seminary
Portland Meadows race track is set to close for horse racing at the end of June, but that doesn’t mean racing is over in Oregon. Grants Pass Downs now has a commercial racing license, and will host 9 days of racing this summer, with more commercial races planned in the fall. Rebecca Anderson, Vice President of Southern Oregon Horse Racing, tells us what horse racing could mean to Grants Pass.
Storytelling and Comedy in the role of Christian Ministry with Rev. Rebecca Anderson. Rebecca is a storyteller and pastor of Gilead Church in Chicago. She is also a teacher of storytelling and you can find out more about her at http://www.earshotstories.com http://www.gileadchicago.org www.bishoponabike.com
This week, Kathryn and Chelsea discuss through their happies and crappies, break down The Bachelor, and interview an amazing woman! Rebecca Anderson joined us in studio to talk about her ministry called 514 Revolution, who works directly with women in Wilmington who are currently involved in the human trafficking industry. Her story is incredible, and we hope you enjoy this week's episode!Follow on Instagram:@heartandsolepodcast@sole_fitness@kcoll@chelseaallegra@five14revolutionEmail: heartandsole@gmail.comSupport the show (http://www.solefitness.com/sole-store)
Meet Rebecca Anderson, co-pastor of a new church in Chicago. We talk about what it's like dating as a clergy member, people's expectations of a pastor, and what Zeus and God may have in common.
Rebecca Anderson is a minister, one of the pastors at Gilead Chicago, a queer, story-telling bar church. She has been a comedian and continues to be a wonderful friend and human. Listen! If you dare! (Why wouldn't you dare? It's a very fulfilling, enjoyable conversation.)
How many times a week should you love your partner in the. I read an article recently pretending to shed some light on this question. After reading some of the article I realized how useless it was. How many times a week do you love your partner? Did I skate around the issue of love and partners well enough? A Woman has been charged with 9 counts of child endangerment in Mesquite Tx. Rebecca Anderson, the owner of Becky’s Child Care was allegedly caught on camera in the act of said charges. Anderson allegedly used Tylenol in hopes of keeping the kids quiet while at her facility. What are your thoughts in daycare? Do you use a daycare facility? The FBI has just allowed the reopening of the Nation Solar Observatory in New Mexico. Speculation was red hot after the FBI closed down the observatory. Information was tough to find as to why the shutdown occurred. However, we can now discard the speculation as it was found that the FBI shutdown the observatory for a criminal investigation. Have you ever been to a solar observatory?
Rebecca Anderson hosts Story Slam: Failure, a Love Story, recorded live at the Wild Goose Festival.
Originally released on October 4, 2012.
Mom Enough: Parenting tips, research-based advice + a few personal confessions!
A parent’s death is devastating to the surviving spouse and children. But when the death is by suicide, stigma may lead to silence and isolation, and suicide survivors often experience the added pain of guilt, shame, confusion and anger. Rebecca Anderson and her children lost their husband and father to suicide in 2002 and, since then, have taken steps to challenge the stigma of mental illness and suicide, using their experience to support others facing such a tragic loss. Drawing on the Suicide Survivors' Club book series they developed with artist Laurie Phillips, Rebecca and son Aidan join Marti & Erin for a candid discussion of this issue that touches the lives of so many (including Marti, who has strong memories of her grandfather’s suicide when she was seven years old). Have you been touched directly by suicide in your family or community? Why do you think there continues to be such a stigma about it and what steps could you take to help reduce that stigma? For the Suicide Survivors' Club website, click here.
[We regret to advise that there is some questionable audio for the first five minutes or so of this episode due to an unnoticed fault somewhere in the recording equipment. We sincerely apologise and ask that our lovely listeners persevere regardless. Thankfully, it doesn't last for long.] This episode of The Writer and the Critic was recorded live at Continuum 11: Southern Skies -- the Melbourne speculative fiction and pop culture convention. In keeping with tradition, the special guests on the podcast were the convention's Guests of Honour, Tansy Rayner Roberts and R.J. (Rebecca) Anderson, who each recommended a favourite novel to talk about. After introductions and some entertaining banter concerning Doctor Who fan fic, chocolate-mousse-filled cronuts and secret author identity crises, the discussion moves on to the books. Rebecca's pick was The King of Attolia by Megan Whalen Turner (15:40) while Tansy chose Growing Rich by Fay Weldon (59:20). Fans of Fay Weldon might also be interested to know that the 1992 mini-series of Growing Rich is available to view in full on YouTube. You're welcome. If you'd skipped ahead to avoid spoilers, it's safe to come back at 1:31:30 for final remarks. For the next episode, Kirstyn has chosen The Godless by Ben Peek while Ian is recommending The Book of the Unnamed Midwife by Meg Elison. Read ahead and join in the spoilerific fun!
On this episode of The Writer and the Critic your hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond, open with a short discussion of the Hugo Awards and other matters. Inevitably, there are puppies. Sorry. The discussion centres around the following websites and online articles: "Some comments on the Hugos and other SF awards" by Eric Flint Chaos Horizon by Brandon Kempner "Blogging For Rockets" and others posts on Not A Blog by George R. R. Martin File 770 by Mike Glyer Thankfully, they then move on to talking about books! On the slab this time around are The Well by Elizabeth Jolley (18:50) and Clade by James Bradley. (57:50). This obituary of Elizabeth Jolley in the New York Times as well as this interview with James Bradley in the Sydney Morning Herald are both mentioned. If you've skipped ahead to avoid spoilers (or puppies), it's safe to tune back in at 1:46:40 for final remarks. In June, The Writer and the Critic will be recorded live at Continuum 11: Southern Skies -- the Melbourne speculative fiction and pop culture convention. As has become traditional, the special guests for the podcast will be the convention's Guests of Honour, Tansy Rayner Roberts and R.J. (Rebecca) Anderson, who will each be recommending a favourite book to talk about. Tansy has picked Growing Rich by Fay Weldon while Rebecca has chosen The King of Attolia by Megan Whalen Turner. Read ahead and join in the spoilerific fun! And if you'll be at Continuum 11, we'd love to see you in the audience!
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