HeyJaredThe Missing Voices Podcast
The Missing Voices Podcast explores themes around youth ministry with a particular focus on young people found at the margins of society and the Church. This podcast is an extension of the Youth Ministry Program at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida.
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Cripping Youth Ministry: Lament: Mental Health Justice with Sarah Griffith Lund and Avery Danae Williams (opens the original)
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In the fifth episode of this series exploring Cripping Youth Ministry: An Intersectional Vision for Working with Disabled Youth, Dr. Erin Raffety returns to the book's "lament" section with contributors Sarah Griffith Lund, senior pastor of First Congregational Church of Indianapolis and minister for disabilities and mental health justice for the United Church of Christ, and Avery Danae Williams, a Princeton University student and writer. Sarah and Avery speak candidly about the injustices disab
Cripping Youth Ministry: Prophecy: Neurodiversity, Body Minds, and the Prophetic Voice with Cody Sanders and Rudy Reyes (opens the original)
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In the fourth episode of this series exploring Cripping Youth Ministry: An Intersectional Vision for Working with Disabled Youth, Justin Forbes turns to the book's "prophecy" section with contributors Cody Sanders, pastoral theologian at Luther Seminary, and Rudy Reyes, visiting scholar at the Graduate Theological Union. Cody Sanders and Rudy Reyes explore what makes ministry with disabled youth prophetic, from challenging ableist norms to embracing neurodiversity, cross-neurotype communication,
Cripping Youth Ministry: Protest: Cripping, Intersectionality, and Self-Advocacy with Avery Arden and Mo Clark (opens the original)
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In the third episode of this series exploring Cripping Youth Ministry: An Intersectional Vision for Working with Disabled Youth, Dr. Erin Raffety turns to the book's "protest" section with contributors Avery Arden, a scholar, poet, and founder of Binary Breaking Worship, and Mo Clark, a high school student and disability advocate. Avery Arden and Mo Clark talk about why protest belongs at the center of ministry with disabled youth, what it means to "crip" youth ministry, and how intersectionalit
Cripping Youth Ministry: Praise: Disabled Joy with Hunter Steinitz and Peppa Paniagua (opens the original)
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In the second episode of this series exploring Cripping Youth Ministry: An Intersectional Vision for Working with Disabled Youth, Justin Forbes talks with contributors Hunter Steinitz, co-moderator of Presbyterians for Disability Concerns, and Peppa Paniagua, coordinator for Innovation and New Ministry Development at Grace Presbytery. Together they turn to the book's "praise" section, asking what it means for a congregation to move beyond access toward full participation, and how communities can
Cripping Youth Ministry: A Conversation with Dr. Erin Raffety and Dr. Justin Forbes (opens the original)
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In this episode, Dr. Justin Forbes sits down with Dr. Erin Raffety to introduce the book they co-edited; Cripping Youth Ministry: An Intersectional Vision for Working with Disabled Youth. Justin and Erin discuss why the book brings disabled young people, scholars, and ministry practitioners together as co-authors, what the four guiding movements of the book (lament, protest, praise, and prophecy) mean for congregations, and the story behind the title and cover art. Listen in to learn more about
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