Indigenous Peoples’ Family Talk

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Indigenous Peoples’ Family Talk

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Jul 25, 2023

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Join us in a conversation led by our Indigenous family in which we will discuss our nuanced identities, our colonized history, loving our communities well, and following the Jesus Way. This is a discussion you won’t want to miss because frankly, it’s time for us to listen to this part of our family. Lead by: Delphina Johnson, Jennifer Hinson, Kathy Mitchell, and Tricia Ivanoff

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Jul 25, 2023

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Titles in the series (26)

Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) is a network of Christians committed to seeing people and communities experience God’s shalom. This podcast features teaching from our annual conference, interviews, and training courses.

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Pastoral Challenges & Opportunities In Gentrifying Neighborhoods: Taken from their workshop at the 2018 CCDA National Conference, Matthew Watson, Nikki Wiggins, & Justin Fung teach us about Pastoral Challenges & Opportunities In Gentrifying Neighborhoods. by CCDA Podcast
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Effective Successions: A Framework For Leadership Transition: Effective Successions: A Framework For Leadership Transition with Dr. Joanne Solis-Walker and Dan Walker. Hosted by former CCDA President, Ava Steffens. by CCDA Podcast
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CCDA Podcast Trailer: Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) is a network of Christians committed to seeing people and communities experience God’s shalom. This podcast features teaching from our annual conference, interviews, and training courses. by CCDA Podcast
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Urban Gardens Are Community Assets: On today's episode: Jesse Chang, Raw Huang, and Tim Yee help us understand how an urban garden connects us all to the community. by CCDA Podcast
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How To Build The Engaged Board Your Organization Needs: Jonathan Haskell, Matthew Best, and Daniel Watson share about how to recruit, assess, and encourage your Board of Directors. Taken from the 2021 CCDA National Conference. by CCDA Podcast
59 min listen
Cultivating Healing Spaces: Strategies For Wholeness And Wellbeing On A Community-Level: In this episode, Dayna Carr teaches us about Cultivating Healing Spaces: Strategies For Wholeness And Wellbeing On A Community-Level from the 2019 CCDA National Conference by CCDA Podcast
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The Minority Experience: Navigating Emotional & Organizational Realities by CCDA Podcast
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Biblical Justice Through Faith-Rooted Organizing And Advocacy: Taken from the 2016 CCDA National Conference — Los Angeles Workshop Biblical Justice Through Faith-Rooted Organizing and Advocacy — Michelle Warren, Gullermo Torres, and Alexia Salvatierra by CCDA Podcast
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2022 Christmas Greetings: Hello and Merry Christmas, I am Lorenzo Watson, your interim CEO & President at CCDA. I’ve stopped by the podcast to say thank you. by CCDA Podcast
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Being A White Ally In White Spaces: Today's conversation is with Elizabeth Cronlund from the 2021 CCDA Conference. by CCDA Podcast
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From Spiritual Bypassing To Entering Into Each Other’s Pain by CCDA Podcast
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Developing A Healthy Organizational Culture: Developing A Healthy Organizational Culture lead by Emanuel Padilla by CCDA Podcast
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Marching Towards The Beloved Community by CCDA Podcast
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Living Intentionally: Perspectives On Poverty by CCDA Podcast
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Creating a Leadership Pipeline: In this session, Alvin Sanders teaches us how to develop, empower, and release indigenous urban leaders. by CCDA Podcast
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Home In The Hood: Rooting Your Family In CCDA Principles: 2018 CCDA National Conference — Chicago Workshop Home in the Hood: Rooting Your Family In CCDA Principles — Jonathan & Micheál Brooks, Paco & Sylvia Amador Raising your family in the hood presents incredible opportunities and unique challenges. The Brooks and Amador families will share from their hearts the practical experiences of raising their families where Christ has called them serve. Topics include: safety, education, marriage, children in ministry, community influences, and self-care. by CCDA Podcast
68 min listen
Indigenous Peoples’ Family Talk: Join us in a conversation led by our Indigenous family in which we will discuss our nuanced identities, our colonized history, loving our communities well, and following the Jesus Way. This is a discussion you won’t want to miss because frankly, it’s time for us to listen to this part of our family. by CCDA Podcast
63 min listen
Impact Investing by CCDA Podcast
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Raquel Patterson of Oak Tree Ministries and Paul Miles from We Raise Foundation: Today, we're joined by Paul Miles, the President and CEO of the We Raise Foundation, and Raquel Patterson, the executive director of oak tree ministries in Birmingham, Alabama. So thank you all, for being with me and having this conversation. by CCDA Podcast
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Worship As Resistance And Renewal: Sandra Van Opstal, 2020 Conference, Masterclass by CCDA Podcast
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Brown Church: The CCDA Online Institute & Missio Alliance partner to present, “Brown Church: Five Centuries of Latina/Latino Social Justice, Theology, & Identity.” by CCDA Podcast
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A Theology From The Border: Presenter: Bethany Rivera Molinar by CCDA Podcast
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Kingdom United: Exploring Multicultural Worship: Kingdom United is an interactive workshop that will explore the depth and dynamics of multicultural worship. Come learn how to develop practices that increase community engagement and empower marginalized people to have a voice and a sense of belonging. by CCDA Podcast
49 min listen
Journey To Justice — Advocacy That Moves Beyond The Criminal Legal System And Builds What We Need: How can the Church work for the flourishing of all society? Join us for a conversation designed to inspire and equip God’s people to move from understanding to engagement, from passivity to action, from listlessness to love. Join CCDA members, Jamila Hodge & Sam Heath, of EJUSA for this informative webinar. by CCDA Podcast
59 min listen

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Journey To Justice — Advocacy That Moves Beyond The Criminal Legal System And Builds What We Need: How can the Church work for the flourishing of all society? Join us for a conversation designed to inspire and equip God’s people to move from understanding to engagement, from passivity to action, from listlessness to love. Join CCDA members, Jamila Hodge & Sam Heath, of EJUSA for this informative webinar. by CCDA Podcast
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Kingdom United: Exploring Multicultural Worship: Kingdom United is an interactive workshop that will explore the depth and dynamics of multicultural worship. Come learn how to develop practices that increase community engagement and empower marginalized people to have a voice and a sense of belonging. by CCDA Podcast
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Marching Towards The Beloved Community by CCDA Podcast
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Worship As Resistance And Renewal: Sandra Van Opstal, 2020 Conference, Masterclass by CCDA Podcast
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Home In The Hood: Rooting Your Family In CCDA Principles: 2018 CCDA National Conference — Chicago Workshop Home in the Hood: Rooting Your Family In CCDA Principles — Jonathan & Micheál Brooks, Paco & Sylvia Amador Raising your family in the hood presents incredible opportunities and unique challenges. The Brooks and Amador families will share from their hearts the practical experiences of raising their families where Christ has called them serve. Topics include: safety, education, marriage, children in ministry, community influences, and self-care. by CCDA Podcast
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Raquel Patterson of Oak Tree Ministries and Paul Miles from We Raise Foundation: Today, we're joined by Paul Miles, the President and CEO of the We Raise Foundation, and Raquel Patterson, the executive director of oak tree ministries in Birmingham, Alabama. So thank you all, for being with me and having this conversation. by CCDA Podcast
66 min listen
Creating a Leadership Pipeline: In this session, Alvin Sanders teaches us how to develop, empower, and release indigenous urban leaders. by CCDA Podcast
70 min listen
From Spiritual Bypassing To Entering Into Each Other’s Pain by CCDA Podcast
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The Minority Experience: Navigating Emotional & Organizational Realities by CCDA Podcast
61 min listen
Developing A Healthy Organizational Culture: Developing A Healthy Organizational Culture lead by Emanuel Padilla by CCDA Podcast
56 min listen
Being A White Ally In White Spaces: Today's conversation is with Elizabeth Cronlund from the 2021 CCDA Conference. by CCDA Podcast
65 min listen
Biblical Justice Through Faith-Rooted Organizing And Advocacy: Taken from the 2016 CCDA National Conference — Los Angeles Workshop Biblical Justice Through Faith-Rooted Organizing and Advocacy — Michelle Warren, Gullermo Torres, and Alexia Salvatierra by CCDA Podcast
66 min listen
Cultivating Healing Spaces: Strategies For Wholeness And Wellbeing On A Community-Level: In this episode, Dayna Carr teaches us about Cultivating Healing Spaces: Strategies For Wholeness And Wellbeing On A Community-Level from the 2019 CCDA National Conference by CCDA Podcast
70 min listen
2022 Christmas Greetings: Hello and Merry Christmas, I am Lorenzo Watson, your interim CEO & President at CCDA. I’ve stopped by the podcast to say thank you. by CCDA Podcast
3 min listen
How To Build The Engaged Board Your Organization Needs: Jonathan Haskell, Matthew Best, and Daniel Watson share about how to recruit, assess, and encourage your Board of Directors. Taken from the 2021 CCDA National Conference. by CCDA Podcast
59 min listen
Heaven For A G?: Hip Hop, Film, & The Great Commission: Tamice Namae Spencer shares from her workshop - Heaven For A G?: Hip Hop, Film, & The Great Commission. Taken from the 2019 CCDA National Conference. by CCDA Podcast
46 min listen
Pastoral Challenges & Opportunities In Gentrifying Neighborhoods: Taken from their workshop at the 2018 CCDA National Conference, Matthew Watson, Nikki Wiggins, & Justin Fung teach us about Pastoral Challenges & Opportunities In Gentrifying Neighborhoods. by CCDA Podcast
26 min listen
Urban Gardens Are Community Assets: On today's episode: Jesse Chang, Raw Huang, and Tim Yee help us understand how an urban garden connects us all to the community. by CCDA Podcast
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Effective Successions: A Framework For Leadership Transition: Effective Successions: A Framework For Leadership Transition with Dr. Joanne Solis-Walker and Dan Walker. Hosted by former CCDA President, Ava Steffens. by CCDA Podcast
47 min listen
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Indigenous Peoples’ Family Talk

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