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Sunday Sermon: The Feminine Soul of Church, with Rev. Rachel Bush

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In today’s episode we have an authentically feminine theological conversation.

I speak with Rev. Rachel Bush, a dear old friend of mine. We’ve travelled very similar paths through becoming ordained in the christian church, and exploring alternative ways of leading outside the church by creating healing spaces in our communities. We look at what it has been like to be a woman, mother, feminist, and minister, and how we are being asked to contribute our authentic voices and experiences to the theological conversation right now.

We ask... how is form, flow, and the actual structure of how we gather in communities essentially creating our belief systems? Can we bring the feminine soul into the old masculine forms?

We explore the beauty of the third way of integration. We ask what authentically feminine expressions might look like? For instance connection between people, with the body, and with nature.

We welcome your feedback, as this is meant to be an interactive sermon. Please leave your messages here: https://anchor.fm/daughter-of-creation/message

If you feel called to donate to this movement, we invite your support here: www.daughterofcreation.com

About Rachel Bush

In 2013, Rachel created The Restorative Practice. Her practice is influenced by the principles and tools of Nonviolent Communication Empathy, Solution Focused Care, The Enneagram, Vibrational Medicine, Energy Medicine, spiritual formation principles and other forms of holistic care. Rachel, is theologically trained and ordained by the Reformed Church in America. In 2010, she completed a Masters of Divinity with a focus in Pastoral Care at Western Seminary in Holland, MI.

In 2017, Rachel began teaching courses on various elements of Energy Restoration Therapy for existing practitioners of other modalities. She has a core commitment sharing information around healing, formation, and transformation, and is guided by the principle that humans are built for healing and so we already possess everything we need to begin that process and flourish. You can find her here: https://www.facebook.com/restorativepractice/

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In today’s episode we have an authentically feminine theological conversation.

I speak with Rev. Rachel Bush, a dear old friend of mine. We’ve travelled very similar paths through becoming ordained in the christian church, and exploring alternative ways of leading outside the church by creating healing spaces in our communities. We look at what it has been like to be a woman, mother, feminist, and minister, and how we are being asked to contribute our authentic voices and experiences to the theological conversation right now.

We ask... how is form, flow, and the actual structure of how we gather in communities essentially creating our belief systems? Can we bring the feminine soul into the old masculine forms?

We explore the beauty of the third way of integration. We ask what authentically feminine expressions might look like? For instance connection between people, with the body, and with nature.

We welcome your feedback, as this is meant to be an interactive sermon. Please leave your messages here: https://anchor.fm/daughter-of-creation/message

If you feel called to donate to this movement, we invite your support here: www.daughterofcreation.com

About Rachel Bush

In 2013, Rachel created The Restorative Practice. Her practice is influenced by the principles and tools of Nonviolent Communication Empathy, Solution Focused Care, The Enneagram, Vibrational Medicine, Energy Medicine, spiritual formation principles and other forms of holistic care. Rachel, is theologically trained and ordained by the Reformed Church in America. In 2010, she completed a Masters of Divinity with a focus in Pastoral Care at Western Seminary in Holland, MI.

In 2017, Rachel began teaching courses on various elements of Energy Restoration Therapy for existing practitioners of other modalities. She has a core commitment sharing information around healing, formation, and transformation, and is guided by the principle that humans are built for healing and so we already possess everything we need to begin that process and flourish. You can find her here: https://www.facebook.com/restorativepractice/

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daughter-of-creation/message

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24 episódios

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