Post Covid Real Estate
If you spend much time in Baton Rouge business circles, you know that real estate is one of the most vibrant and robust sectors of the local economy. The real estate market has been on a roll since the Great Recession, with a boom in new commercial and office development and a steady increase in …
Indigenizing our worldviews: A Native vision for earthkeeping, with Randy Woodley | Ep. 15
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In this episode we’ll be talking to Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley—Keetoowah Cherokee teacher, theologian, activist, farmer, and the author of several books. In our conversation today, we focus on a Native theology of land and environment—a subject of particular interest to Earthkeepe…
Henri Nouwen, Now & Then Podcast | Terry LeBlanc, "Decolonizing Christian Spirituality"
How does Indigenous Christian spirituality fit with Western Christianity? In this episode of Henri Nouwen, Now & Then, CEO and Director of Indigenous Pathways, Dr. Terry LeBlanc, talks about the challenge to decolonize theology in order to live in right relationships with each other and our Creato…
Community Chapel - Dr. Terry LeBlanc
Professor LeBlanc is a Mi’kmaq-Acadian has been active in full-time vocational ministry with the Native North American community since 1978. He is currently CEO and Director of My People International and NAIITS. He has convened and chaired many initiatives within the Native community – both Chri…
5. Righting the Relationship with Dr. Terry LeBlanc
Dr. Terry LeBlanc has been active in full-time vocational ministry with the Native North American community since 1978. He was CEO and Director of Indigenous Pathways overseeing iEmergence and NAIITS, which is formerly known as the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies. To le…
The Deep Well of Art, Music, and Community
This amazing conversation with Juno-award winning musician, Steve Bell, was the 9th episode of the Spirituality for Ordinary People Podcast. I felt like it was worth re-sharing, and have also included the original “show notes” below. You can also get a transcript by reading this post in the substa…
Being a Good Relative in the Family of Creation: An archive episode with Randy Woodley | Ep. 108
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In recognition of the recent summer solstice, we are releasing an episode from the podcast archives. This is in fact an episode from season one, a conversation with Randy Woodley. Out of all the episodes we’ve done, this episode has been listened to more than any other—and for…
Kenny Wallace on Worshipping as a Black Indigenous Christian
How might God use the rediscovery of one’s cultural and ancestral roots to form a more faithful, whole-bodied expression of Christian worship and identity?
"You need to press into the fullness of who God made you to be."
In this episode, Kenny Wallace shares his experience as a Black man reclaimin…
Untangling the Narrative: Resisting Colonial Theologies - Indigenous Theologies of Hope and Resistance (Part 2)
"Untangling the Narrative: Resisting Colonial Theologies" is a series of INFEMIT Community Conversations in which we explore examples of colonial theologies from various historical contexts as well as the forms of resistance that emerged in response. Listen now to our conversations with Terry LeBl…
Untangling the Narrative: Resisting Colonial Theologies - Colonial Theologies in North America (Part 1)
"Untangling the Narrative: Resisting Colonial Theologies" is a series of INFEMIT Community Conversations in which we explore examples of colonial theologies from various historical contexts as well as the forms of resistance that emerged in response. Listen now to our conversations with Terry LeBl…
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