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The Unorthodox Gatherings

The Unorthodox Gatherings are a community of people who gather for conversation and connection around topics of faith, spirituality, deconstruction, social justice, community, and experiencing the Divine in one another and the world around us.

Podcast · By Chris Brown · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
10
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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    The Work that Reconnects: Seeing through New Ancient Eyes (opens the original)

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    We have all grown up in a time of separation. We believe we are separated, as individuals, from everything around us. We produce and we consume, we purchase and we consume, and life continues on. However, whether we see it or not, we are connected to everything around us and our actions have consequences. The ancients used to have a theology and cosmology that looked at the world this way, and indigenous people have never let go of that way of seeing. We need this new way again, and realize it's

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    The Work that Reconnects: Honoring Our Pain (opens the original)

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    We face a world full of uncertainty, large trends going into scary directions, the ground shifting under our feet day to day. We can bury the pain we feel and distract. We fear facing that pain, because we're so used to doing it alone. But facing our pain with community is release, it is connection, it is the world's immune system responding, and it is a reminder that we are love. Join us as Marcelino Sepulveda helps us with written word, music, and poetry to face our pain together.

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    The Work that Reconnects: Gratitude, ft. Marcelino Sepulveda (opens the original)

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    Marcelino begins with the first part of this ongoing spiral of reconnecting work: Gratitude. Indigenous cultures going back thousands of years have been rooting themselves in gratitude as part of our connection to the world around us. Jesus, before he began his ministry, was rooted in gratitude when the divine voice announced: this is my beloved. Gratitude is not simply giving thanks, it's resistance to a world that tells us we're not enough.

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    The Work that Reconnects, ft. Marcelino Sepulveda (opens the original)

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    We are starting a 6-week series on The Work that Reconnects, presented by Unorthodox's Marcelino Sepulveda. Today's episode is a bit of an introduction and the series will be more pragmatic than lecture based. The Work that Reconnects is to help guide us through a spiral of centering in gratitude, connecting our bodies with the pain we're encountering in the world, and moving through that pain into action, connection, and recentering back into gratitude. This series will ask us to take some risk

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Grounded, Co-Creators (opens the original)

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    For a long time, Christianity has had an identity crisis and we need a shift. When we take the expanse of the Bible, we have these amazing stories of our beginnings that teach us God wants us to co-create with the divine. It is one of our greatest gifts, to help bring about the kingdom of heaven. This series has been about falling in love with our identity as co-creators, in particular, here in our little corner of the world.

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