Pray With our Feet

Looking to connect with folks of faith making the world better daily, and learn how you can, too? Welcome to Pray with our Feet, a progressive Christian podcast, hosted by writer / creative, Emelda ("E") De Coteau, founder of the PWF community, and her Mom, Trudy Leocadio, a retired educator and prayer warrior. We believe deeply in the power of conversations to spark change. Listen in as we connect with everyone from ministers to community organizers and artists, keeping Matthew 25:40 at the forefront of our minds: "Whatever you have done for the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me."

Rooting in Soul Care Practices for Hard Times 11/22/2024

Putting our Faith into Action with Lindsey Krinks of Open Table Nashville 10/18/2024

Putting our Faith into Action with Lindsey Krinks of Open Table Nashville When we put our faith into action and center justice, fighting for the rights of everyone, particularly those most marginalized, we embody Christ. Mom and I caught up with Lindsey Krinks, Advocacy Director and co-founder of , a non-profit and interfaith community based in Tennessee whose work includes four core pillars: “, , a , and with our friends on the streets.” Throughout this episode we discuss Lindsey’s spiritual journey and embrace of liberation theology, and how it led her to the work she does now through Open Table Nashville (OTN) which focuses on collective liberation. OTN understands that without a systemic analysis of homelessness and poverty, we cannot, as a society, shift away from these issues. We also dive into the many ways scripture and spiritual teachers such as Saint Francis of Assisi (“Preach the gospel at all times; use words when necessary.”), call us out of the pews and into purposeful action. Lindsey shares practical tips for showing up in our church spaces, and within our day-to-day lives in support of our friends experiencing homelessness. In addition to her work with OTN, Lindsey is the author of which invites readers into her story as a street chaplain, activist, and nonprofit leader standing at the margins of American society, and on the front lines of social justice movements where faith means getting your hands dirty in the struggle for a better world. You can support the work of OTN by , signing up for an (so you can show up in your community and make a difference), or reach out to them to do a at your church / within your community. Stay Connected with Lindsey's Work: Instagram: Facebook: Twitter: Resources / Info. Mentioned: The Beatitudes, Matthew 5:3-12 by Lindsey Krinks // Watch the book trailer . by Kevin Nye. Check out our interview with him . Some of Lindsey’s spiritual teachers: Help Us Spread the Word! If you enjoy the Pray with our Feet podcast, leave us a review on , where you can subscribe to the show. You can also listen on , and on all major streaming platforms. BE in Community with Us: Find , , and shop in our . Head over to and where the conversation continues between episodes. Enjoy our @PrayWithOurFeet IG Live series, , uplifting conversations that spark change with activists, community leaders, artists and more. Special thank you to my husband , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/33500992

Building Intersectional Church & Community with Jonelle Brown of Young Prophets Collective 10/05/2024

Building Intersectional Church & Community with Jonelle Brown of Young Prophets Collective Church hurt is widespread, and there are still many congregations which remain closed to Christians living on the margins because of sexuality / gender identity, disability, race / ethnicity, class, education level, etc. Young Prophets Collective, a growing online church and community, founded by JJ Warren, is working to shift this through building an affirming and intersectional space which welcomes all, and excludes none. I caught up with Jonelle Brown, an active member of Young Prophets Collective. Throughout this episode we discuss - Jonelle’s faith journey and what it felt like to find an LGBTQIA+ supportive faith space in college, and how this led her to found the first open and affirming campus ministry for fellow LGBTQIA+ Christian students. why they center, equip and empower the voices of young people (although older folks are part of the community) — we cannot forget that Biblical prophets such as Jeremaiah started out young, too! Why intersectionality is a critical part of Young Prophets Collective ministry, and their focus on growing intentionally vs. quickly. Key components of building a digital faith community - time, energy and emotional investment, and how Y.P. Collective taps into this to guide their ministry. How their calls folks to the gathering practice (in the Methodist tradition) of sitting with and discussing pastor JJ’s sermon, and also asking one another,” How is your soul? Jonelle’s background as an educator, and how this experience led her to found , which “empowers BIPOC scholars + their families to get through high school with confidence & success.” As a success liaison and mentor, “she aims to address the systematic educational challenges faced by marginalized students of color in the U.S., especially those co-identifying as English learners, immigrants, LGBTQIA+ individuals and neurodivergent students.” Stay Connected & Further Resources - and social media: , and YouTube. their work. (pastor and founder of Young Prophets Collective), he is the author of and . Learn more about Jonelle’s work as an educational consultant, and founder of NelleRose Educational Services and stay connected to her on Instagram, . , an iniative of Y.P. Collective - United Methodists in Kenya and United Methodists in the U.S. united together in friendship and mutual aid. Help Us Spread the Word! If you enjoy the Pray with our Feet podcast, leave us a review on , where you can subscribe to the show. You can also listen on , and on all major streaming platforms. BE in Community with Us: Find , , and shop in our . Head over to and where the conversation continues between episodes. Enjoy our @PrayWithOurFeet IG Live series, , uplifting conversations that spark change with activists, community leaders, artists and more. Special thank you to my husband , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/33337162

Kindness is Action with Kaitlin Johnstone, co-founder of Kind Cotton 09/20/2024

Kindness is Action with Kaitlin Johnstone, co-founder of Kind Cotton Kindness must move beyond pleasantries and root us in action and justice. Mom and I chat with Kaitlin Johnstone, co-founder of and former educator; she and her husband, Kevin, are to bring 1 million inclusive books to kids with every purchase of a Kind Cotton tee, tote bag or other product. Kind Cotton uplifts the work of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ children’s authors, along with books focused on social emotional learning. “What we are putting out into the world are our values, " Kaitlin says. Throughout this episode, we discuss what sparked the creation of Kind Cotton, the ways kindness is weaponized, and why moving beyond this is essential for collective liberation, building authentic community, centering inclusive education, and modeling social justice and activism for our kids. We also dive into Kaitlin’s journey of discovering she is neurodivergent, and the importance of radical self care for activists. There are many ways you can support the work of Kind Cotton - join their , and receive a brand new, discounted Kind Cotton release monthly. You can also purchase inclusive children’s books on and gift them to the kids in your life, or to make sure kids all over the country receive access to a diverse array of books. And stay connected with the Kind Cotton community on social media through and . Help Us Spread the Word! If you enjoy the Pray with our Feet podcast, leave us a review on , where you can subscribe to the show. You can also listen on , and on all major streaming platforms. BE in Community with Us: Find , , and shop in our . Head over to and where the conversation continues between episodes. Enjoy our @PrayWithOurFeet IG Live series, , uplifting conversations that spark change with activists, community leaders, artists and more. Special thank you to my husband , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/33095002

Talking Jesus & Justice with Porsche Veu aka The Poetic Activist 08/09/2024

Talking Jesus & Justice with Porsche Veu aka The Poetic Activist Based in Oakland, CA, Porsche Veu aka is a gifted author, speaker, educator and poet, who tackles the challenging racial and social justice issues of our day head on, without apology. We discuss her faith journey, the urgency of truth telling and becoming comfortable with discomfort, the roots of White supremacy within the American church, and how she uses her work to move people beyond performative change while centering the urgency of inner work. Porsche uses her art to fight social injustice, empower women, youth, the Black community, and advocate for mental and emotional health. Porsche’s first vulnerable stage poem "Caesar: A Poem About Suicide,"an ode to her dog and a story of fighting for mental health, pushed her to be unapologetically vulnerable and encourage others to erase shame, and tell their own stories. Her book, explores how spiritual and emotional fire transformed her life, and gives her a distinct voice for those who are overlooked in our society. From a Ted Talk to Google and The Black Women's March, Porsche has been invited to speak, perform, and teach at a variety of events, , and creative spaces, leaving audiences feeling challenged, motivated and inspired. Because, “Jesus and justice go together, she reminds us. Stay Connected with Porsche Veu aka The Poetic Activist - - - Follow her on Instagram, , , and . - And don’t forget to check out her poem, (“America is the comedian whose been in the game for decades and still ain’t funny. Tells the worst jokes known to mankind, then gets mad when you don’t laugh.”) which we uplifted in our conversation. Help Us Spread the Word! If you enjoy the Pray with our Feet podcast, leave us a review on , where you can subscribe to the show. You can also listen on , and on all major streaming platforms. BE in Community with Us: Find , , and shop in our . Use the discount Code CELEBRATE5 (in honor of our 5th year anniversary) for free shipping until Sunday, September 1! Head over to and where the conversation continues between episodes. Enjoy our @PrayWithOurFeet IG Live series, , uplifting conversations that spark change with activists, community leaders, artists and more. Special thank you to my husband , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer! /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/32512027

In Honor of Baldwin's 100th Birthday (REWIND) - James Baldwin's Radical Challenge: You Mean it or You Don't with writers Jamie McGhee and Adam Hollowell 08/02/2024

"We Must Act." Talking with Crystal Silva-McCormick, Christians for a Free Palestine 07/29/2024

"We Must Act." Talking with Crystal Silva-McCormick, Christians for a Free Palestine As Christians, we must say, "not in our name," as we continue witnessing the genocide of our Palestinian siblings. Mom and I sat down with Crystal Silva-McCormick, a member of (CFFP), to discuss , the urgency of unlearning Christian Zionism, and educating ourselves about apartheid in Palestine. Crystal also uplifts CFFP's upcoming , in D.C. (July 28-30, 2024) with a diverse coalition of faith partners (Jewish Voice for Peace, Mennonite Action, Hindus for Human Rights, RabbisForCeasefire, etc.) to counter Christians United for Israel’s (CUFI) annual summit. "CUFI is the largest pro-Israel organization in the U.S." centering militarism, alongside white Christian supremacy and genocidal policies. This action focuses on "disrupting CUFI’s supremacist agenda, and calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza." Learn more about in-person public events such as the Interfaith Service (July 29) and Interfaith Rally (July 30) and participating online by . Stay connected to the work of Christians for a Free Palestine . Additional Resources Mentioned in this Episode: When two young American Jews raised to unconditionally love Israel witness the brutal way Israel treats Palestinians, their lives take sharp left turns. They join a movement of young American Jews battling the old guard to redefine Judaism's relationship with Israel, revealing a deepening generational divide over modern Jewish identity. Chronicles the amazing true transformation of an apolitical, complacent priest to a committed leader, who started a revolution without guns, without an army and without fear...) HELP Spread the Word about Pray with our Feet Podcast! >>> If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! This helps us reach more people, and build beloved community in the spirit of Matthew 25:40 (Whatever you have done for the least of these, you have done for me.) BE in Community with Us: Find , , and shop in our . Use the discount Code CELEBRATE5 (in honor of our 5th year anniversary) for free shipping until Sunday, September 1! Head over to and where the conversation continues between episodes. Enjoy our @PrayWithOurFeet IG Live series, , uplifting conversations that spark change with activists, community leaders, artists and more. Special thank you to my husand , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/32319057

Season 5, Episode 1: Rooting in God's Radical Love 07/26/2024

Season 5, Episode 1: Rooting in God's Radical Love We've missed you all! We're back with our 5th season! Given the state of our world, Mom and I are centering the urgnecy of rooting in God's radical love; our guiding verse of scripture this season is 1 Cornithians 13:13 - "And now these three things remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love." Throughout this episode, we discuss embodying God's call to love radically, building beloved community, connecting more deeply with God in prayer (and some ways to do this), while also centering prayer for the many who are suffering in Palestine (hostages both Israeli and Palestinian), Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and here, within the U.S. as we live through election season. Mom and I also uplift some upcoming guests this season - Lindsey Krinks, co-founder of (outreach and advocacy for persons experiencing homelessness) and author of , Kaitlin Johnstone, co-founder of (tees and merch. that powers the distribution of inclusive books for kids across the country), ( - poet, speaker, educator and artist) and , among others. And this Disability Pride Month, we hear the voice of disabled Chrisitan civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer who said: "Nobody's free, until everybody's free." Resources Mentioned during this Epsiode: , a blog post written by our co-host, Emelda "E" for her small business and communinity, , inspired by her daughter Nai who is neurodivergent. Check out on disabled voices of faith to start learning from today, including by and Dr. Hardwick, . and Pray with our Feet Shop: Check out our - , , , and more! Use the discount Code CELEBRATE5 for free shipping until Sunday, September 1! Move It Forward Monday IG Live Series - New season of our (now bi-monthly); the is with Kimberly Brazwell, founder of a story strategy firm that specializes in trauma informed social justice. One of her latest offerings (which is a series of books) -, grounds us in this practice. Special thank you to my husand , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/32261212

Spiritual Healing & Divine Intuition with Katrina Dilag, founder of Radical Visionary Collective 06/25/2023

Talking Jesus + Climate Justice with Holly Petersen of Christian Climate Action 06/12/2023

Breaking God out of Boxes with Jennifer Magnano (@TheBarefootPreacher) 05/26/2023

Introducing our ASK Prayer Ministry - Faith + Action 04/28/2023

When the World Feels Heavy: Connecting to Prayer & Meditation 04/14/2023

When the World Feels Heavy: Connecting to Prayer & Meditation We're living through intense times; each of us wading through persistent grief, whether due to mass shootings, threats to American democracy, escalating attacks on marginalized communities, or our day-to-day struggles. It's clear constant movement without recharging spiritually, takes its toll. In this episode, I share a short grounding meditation, designed to help center calm in the midst of chaos using an ever-present anchor God gave each of us, the breath. You'll also hear a prayer (specifically for us, the acctivists) following the meditation, inspired by Jesus' challenge in Matthew 25:40 - "Whatever you have done for the least of these, you have done it for me." Join us on April 30, 6pm via Zoom for our first monthly ASK Ministry: Prayer + Action meeting. Read more about (in loving memory of my Dad, Rudy) on our website, and . Resources - Scriptures for dealing with anxiety / stress (you can use for meditation, jounraling and prayer): "When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze." Isaiah 43:2 “Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, Yes, I will help you, I will uphold you with My righteous right hand. Isaiah 41:10 “Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” John 14:27 Mindfulness Tools I have trained in ) and now also have certification as a TSD Mindfulness Coach. Check out a there are great exercises at the end of each chapter which help you make the mind, body and soul connection. TSD mindfulness helps reduce stress, move through grief and crisis, while healing from trauma; there are concrete teachings in resilience, acceptance, being present and self-compassion (which I see as deeply connected to community care). You can read more about it And look out for upcoming offerings through Pray with our Feet that center mindfulness for folks like us, spiritual activists. Stay Connected With Us! Snag your (Prayer without Action is Performance) and find more merch. in our . Find , , and shop in our . Head over to , and where the conversation continues between episodes. Special thank you to my husand , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/26624019

Talking Liberation & Creativity with Spoken Black Girl (in honor of Women's Herstory Month) 03/31/2023

Talking Liberation & Creativity with Spoken Black Girl (in honor of Women's Herstory Month) Before Women’s Herstory Month comes to a close, we’re sharing our conversation about Issue 4: The Freedom Issue 2023. Mom and I chatted with Rowana Abbensetts Dobson, founder and author (), along with contributing writers Lillie Watson, Reign, and Adrienne Prather. We delve into the multiple ways Black women claim our liberation (collective and individual), the daily challenges we’re navigating, why we must remain uncompromising in defining our freedom for ourselves and more! Check out the issue . And connect with the poetry of Reign, “,” Adrienne Prather, “,” and Lillie Watson’s essay, “.” Learn more about Reign, Adrienne and Lillie below: Reign is a Philadelphia native who now resides in New Mexico. It is her place of fresh new inspiration. She has been writing poetry and essays since the age of 8 years old. She is a published poet, published essayist, mixed media artist and short filmmaker. She writes to honor the ancestors' voices. Stay connected - Instagram: , YouTube: (short films for healing and meditation), and purchase Reign’s poetry book, Adrienne Prather is a writer, author and educator. She is a published author, and has written 3 books, Reflections of Love an Inspirational Poetry Book, Encouragement Cafe Self-Help, and Grace Finds Peace Children's Book. Adrienne enjoys writing and inspiring others. Ways to Stay connected - Instagram: and on Facebook: @AuthorAdriennePrather. Lillie Watson is a writer based in Tucson, Arizona. She is a passionate reader and book lover, who believes in book accessibility and putting Black, Indigenous, POC, and LGBTQ+ representation and voices to the forefront of literary spaces. She has stories and poems published in SandScript Art and Literature Magazine’s 2016 and 2017 issues, and a personal essay published in Spoken Black Girl Magazine Issue 4: The Freedom Issue 2023. She works as a manager at a local bookstore, and volunteers at a local literacy non-profit, as she determines where she’d like to take her love of all things writing and reading related. Ways to Stay Connected - Instagram: and Twitter: . Stay Connected With Us! Snag your (Prayer without Action is Performance) and find more merch. in our . Find , , and shop in our . Head over to , and where the conversation continues between episodes. Special thank you to my husand , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/26407587

Radical Soul Care with Amy Jackson, founder of The Perch Place 03/10/2023

Radical Soul Care with Amy Jackson, founder of The Perch Place We don't have to tell you the world is on fire, as folks of faith committed to making a difference, many of us find it hard to stop, and care for ourselves. It often feels like a luxury, but in the radical tradition of writer, speaker and thinker Audre Lorde, Amy Jackson, founder of (a soul care org. based in downtown Aurora) is calling us to water ourselves, and make space for rest so we can rise another day, working for a world where justice, mercy, and Christ's love reigns. The Perch Place has : yoga, art classes, guided meditations, workshops, retreats and more! "Learning about soul care helped me begin stepping into the healthy, flourishing life of purpose God created me for. It helped me become a healthier person spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and even physically, and it helped me see and work on my blind spots so that I could be in healthier relationships as well," she says. Amy is soul care adovcate, entreprenuer, speaker, yoga teacher and meditation facilitator. You can read more about her story . Here are some key takeaways from this epiosde: Soul care moves beyond the superficial and focuses on living the healthy, thriving, and sustaining life God intends for each of us. Some core practices we can lean into are short meditations (5 min or less) like the ones Amy has on her podcast, , yoga, and Establishing a daily self check-in ritual can help ground you, beging asking: How am I feeling? What do I need? How might I gave that to myself? There are certain types of meditation (like a ) which are helpful for activists and change makers. Amy has two meditation offerings on her podcast which center expansive love and de-stressing: and . When we practice self kindness, we are better able to show up in community with compassion, love and grace. Check out Amy's book, which includes all kinds of practical and accessible support for prioirtizing your wellbeing daily. And one of Amy's favorite books, and Human by David G. Benner. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/26189592

Bonus Episode: Living Mindfully in Beloved Community with author Walt Shelton 03/06/2023

Bonus Episode: Living Mindfully in Beloved Community with author Walt Shelton Continuing our #SoulCare series, Mom and I caught up with a dear friend of the pod, , about his latest book, , which calls us towards 3 elements of qualitative living: Focusing on the present moment (not stuck in the past or preoccupation the future). Not allowing fear to immobilize us. Beginning to ask, what can we do with fear? How can it fuel our actions for good? And "periodically identifying, refining, and balancing our life priorities to progressively live them as fully as possible with necessary questions for continual self reflection: How do I want to show up in the world, and embody Christ's heart? Am I centering kindness, justice, and actively reaching across differences? Am I making space for repenting when it is necessary? Key Takeaways: -Mindfulness and living a life which lifts up justice, equality and being in beloved community are interconnected. God calls us to see one another fully. We should hear a lot more about mindfulness in our churches, "Go out and pay attention to the people around you, and be kind and compassionate with them," Walt says. - In his book, Walt lifts up the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (found in ), and connects it to mindfulness which helps us live awake. The rich man had multiple opportunities to help, and didn't because of being consumed with his own life. This way of centering self above community is normalized in our society, and around the world; it cuts us off from connecting with one another in the ways God intends. - We must move away from the disease of multi-tasking; scriptures speak of the importance of a healthy eye, and Walt sees this as connected to singular focus which helps us engage in community with deeper intention, "one person, one need at a time." - Living a mindful life is a process; we can start where we are right now. Even if it is just a few moments a day. Set aside time to be with God, away from distractions. If Jesus needed time away to replenish himself, we certainly do! Resources Mentioned in this Episode: -Walt's book, (stay connected with his work on ). -The parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus found in by (nominated by Dr. King for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1967, King called him an “apostle of peace and nonviolence.” Stay Connected With Us! Visit the and find , , and shop in our . Head over to , and where the conversation continues between episodes. Special thank you to my husand , for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/26129787

REWIND: Answering God's Call for Anti-Racism with Writer and Activist Patricia A. Taylor 02/24/2023

REWIND: Answering God's Call for Anti-Racism with Writer and Activist Patricia A. Taylor REWIND: In honor of Black history month, and this year's theme of resistance, we are revisiting past conversations with guests committed to the active and everyday work of resisting racism and the false ideology of white supremacy. Anti-racism work is daily; it's a choice to embrace discomfort, the uncertainty of how folks around you will react, and a commitment to unapologetic truth telling. This week's guest, writer (founder of the blog, ), anti-racism activist / educator, and co-host of the Patricia A. Taylor is on the journey. We have long admired her work, and this conversation is full of thoughtful insights, we delved into: - Patricia's journey aligning her writing with social justice and listening to the call from God to move into anti-racism work. - Why proximity to BIPOC communities doesn't absolve churches and individuals from doing the work of anti-racism. - How she embraces care for her mind, body and spirit, rooted in scripture from Jeremiah to the Psalms, and 2 Corinthians 3: 3-5. - The necessity of lament and repentance for the church as it relates to racial and social justice. - Why spiritual bypassing is dangerous, and why being vulnerable around safe people (particularly for those in BIPOC communities) about what we're feeling is a form of self care. - What Patricia hopes those in her community take away from her work: questions that guide them toward action, and keep them rooted in compassion. More about Patricia A. Taylor: Patricia Taylor is a wife, mom and California native. She believes in Jesus, truth-telling, loving all of our neighbors, and having critical conversations around racial justice with grace and honesty. Her work is rooted in anti-racism education, and she serves as the BIPOC Educator for Be The Bridge. You may find her on Instagram and on Facebook at Stay Connected with Us - where you can check out and . Stay in community with us on and Credits: HUGE thank you to my husband, Kes, our podcast editor! He is also a talented creative entrepreneur, videographer and photographer! You can /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/26038248

REWIND: Centering Anti-Racism in the Church with Rev. Jacqui Lewis, Ph.D. 02/10/2023

Discussing James Baldwin's Radical Challenge: You Mean it or You Don't with writers Jamie McGhee & Adam Hollowell 01/27/2023

Centering Prayer, Finding God Within (with Keith Kristich, Closer Than Breath) 01/09/2023

Building community, Centering Christ with Jesus People 12/27/2022

Season 4: God Calls us to Justice, Mercy and Humility 11/13/2022

Season 4: God Calls us to Justice, Mercy and Humility We're BACK with Season 4! We've missed you all. As you know, Mom and I choose a verse to guide us through each season, and this time it's wisdom from the book of Micah: "He has told you, O man, what is good; And what does the LORD require of you except to be just, and to love [and to diligently practice] kindness (compassion), And to walk humbly with your God [setting aside any overblown sense of importance or self-righteousness]?" (Micah 6:8, Amplified Bible) Throughout this episode we: - Explore the prophet Micah, the ways God spoke through him to Israel lifting up his heart for compassion, justice and mercy, while also calling for repentance when these values are not lived out. - What it means to embody justice, love and mercy in our daily lives, and how it expands our faith, deepening how we define community. Check out our deveotional, inspired by Micah 6:8. - Podcast conversations we are excited to share with you all incluude (a community-based ministry in Chicago serving the poor), Jamie McGhee and Adam Hollowell, authors of and creators of the online space , Keith Kristich, founder of , an online community rooted in centering prayer and meditation, and more. Additional Resources: We love this overview of the book of Micah from . , Take Your Children Out of These Schools Support our Work: - ! You can purchase yummy popcorn and Pray with our Feet receives 50% of the profits to power our work. Double Good has helped organizations (creating change) raise over 90 million dollars. - Shop our where you can find everything from sweatshirts to mugs and tees reminding you to Pray with your Feet! - Follow our IG Live series: at 12:30pm EST. The series highlights change makers in our communities and is done in collaboration with our friend Rowana, founder of , a wellness community and magazine for Black women writers and women of color. Stay Connected on Social: @praywithourfeet on , , and (we're new to this platform). Our podcast is produced by my husband Keston De Coteau, an award-winning videographer and photographer. Learn more about his work /episode/index/show/praywithourfeet/id/24987414

Radical Empathy & Divine Intuition with Rev. Aurelia Dávila Pratt 07/15/2022

Community Care, Chronic Illness & Activism with Angie Alt 06/10/2022

Prayer + Mental Health Awareness with Dr. Angela L. Harris 05/27/2022

REWIND: Author Avril Somerville, Jesus Stood with the Marginalized 05/20/2022

Writer & Advocate Kevin Nye: Seeing Jesus in Folks Experiencing Homelessness 04/29/2022

Talking Visual Art, Children's Ministry and Anti-Racism with Sheila Whittenberg 04/08/2022

Healing and Community with Latarsha Haughton, founder of Breaking the Silence...Healing the Pain 03/18/2022

The Urgency of Voting Rights in the U.S. 02/28/2022

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