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51 minutes
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ایالات متحده آمریکا
22 قسمت
از سال 11 سپتامبر 2025
episodic

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When someone is suicidal, they're not looking for a lecture. They're looking for relief. They're looking for someone to stay long enough for hope to find them again.  In part two of our conversation with Haley DeGreve, we get practical.  How do you actually show up for someone who&ap…

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Mental health isn't a niche topic — it touches all of us. But for a long time, we've treated it like a secret to keep. What made one Augustana College student decide silence wasn't acceptable?  This week, Mark and Jess welcome Haley DeGreve, founder of the Gray Matters Collective, to…
What if the sacred isn't hiding somewhere far away, but sitting right in front of us — in the steam off a coffee cup, a child's offhand comment, the pattern of cracks in a parking lot? In this episode, Mark and Jess sit down with Elaine Olson, a certified spiritual director, ordained past…
We're kicking off a new season of Sorta Sacred! Jess and Mark pull back the curtain on how Season One actually came together — the surprises, the lessons, the moments that stuck with them — and share a bit about what's coming up in the weeks ahead. New episodes start next week, so conside…
What does it mean to serve something greater than yourself — and what happens to your faith when that service asks everything of you? This week, Jess and Mark sit down with two men who have lived that question from the inside. Rev. Gregory S. Brown is the senior pastor at St. David Lutheran Church …
In this episode, Jess and Mark sit down with the Reverend Kenneth W. Wheeler — retired ELCA pastor, public theologian, preacher, and author of US: The Resurrection of American Terror. Rev. Wheeler grew up under Jim Crow segregation in Jackson, Mississippi, and has spent seven decades as a Black man…
What can a bowl of spinach tell you about community, belonging, and what it means to truly welcome a neighbor?  Ann McGlynn, founder and executive director of Tapestry Farms in Davenport, Iowa, joins Mark and Jess to share how a simple gift of homegrown food from a refugee family sparked a nonprofi…

Faithful Finances

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Money is practical. It's also emotional, moral, and — if we're being honest — kind of spiritual.  In this episode, Mark and Jess sit down with Martha Wells, a Davenport-based accountant and enrolled agent with over 40 years of experience, to talk about what our finances actually reveal ab…
Mark, Katy, and Sara are back — and this time they brought more jokes (some great, some gloriously terrible), more laughter, and yes, audio gremlins appeared in the pursuit of something new! But that's kind of the point.  Sorta Sacred was never meant to be overly polished. It's honest, it…
What does it actually mean to stand by someone battling addiction? Not to fix them, not to enable them — but to truly love them? Jenny Halupnik and Dakotah Smith of One Eighty join us to help us understand addiction without judgment, support without losing ourselves, and hold onto hope even when it…
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