ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I offer up some reflections moving from Jesus's path to the cross into those twilit hours before he rose. I interweave my own story of deep trauma and hope of healing on the way. After church hurt and religious trauma, how do we rise to new spiritual life?
Content warning: discussions of religious trauma and queerphobia; brief, non-specific suicide mention.
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Taize music: "Within Our Darkest Night," performed by UUSantaMonica.
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