Colorado Psychedelic Church Podcast

Colorado Psychedelic Church
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The Colorado Psychedelic Church Podcast exists to strengthen and deepen our community ... and to offer an honest window into who we are. Founded by Teopixqui Dez and guided by a growing circle of clergy, our church is committed to the sacrament as a sacred responsibility and to community as the heart of spiritual life. Through sermons, conversations with clergy, and personal stories from members, we explore theology, ethics, integration, humility, and what it means to build a welcoming spiritual community in Colorado today. You'll hear from people of different ages, backgrounds, and walks of life ... sharing their experiences in their own words. Many guests are identified by first name only to honor privacy and personal boundaries. We believe spiritual growth happens best in environments that are transparent, accountable, and grounded in mutual respect. For our members, this podcast is about connection and continued formation. For those considering joining, it's a clear and thoughtful look at our leadership, values, and rhythms of community life. For the spiritually curious, it's an invitation to listen, discern, and see if this feels like home. This is not about spectacle. It's about belonging. Because spiritual growth doesn't happen in isolation… it happens in community.

  1. 2D AGO

    Sermon: What the Sacrament Changed in Us

    With Dez out sick, ThreadKeeper Sarah steps in to lead a very different kind of Tuesday night gathering… one built not around teaching, but around testimony. Instead of defining sacrament in abstract terms, the community turns toward story. Why do people keep showing up on Tuesday nights? Why does sacrament matter enough to build a spiritual practice around it? What happened in these journeys that could not have happened any other way? Sarah opens the evening by inviting everyone to reflect on the moments that changed them… the visions, memories, emotional breakthroughs, releases, and recognitions that only became possible through sacred medicine. From there, the community branches into breakout conversations on mushrooms, cannabis, and DMT.   The mushroom discussion becomes especially intimate and powerful. Sarah shares a story from her own first journey, where she was able to revisit a childhood memory of fear and abuse—not to relive it helplessly, but to return as her adult self and offer compassion, validation, and safety to the child she had once been. Others respond with stories of memory walks, grief, fear, self-worth, healing, death anxiety, and the slow, real work of integration. The DMT recap conversation carries a different tone… one of awe, silence, ego-dissolution, emotional relief, and the quieting of mental noise. Again and again, people describe the medicine as something that brings stillness, perspective, acceptance, and relief from the constant internal chatter that defines so much of daily life. Taken together, this episode becomes exactly what Sarah intended it to be: a room full of people reminding one another that the transformations they've experienced are real… and that they don't have to carry those stories alone.   Timeline of Topics 00:10 – 03:45 ThreadKeeper Sarah opens the evening, lights the candle of community, explains Dez's absence, and shares announcements about sacrament, chocolates, and upcoming gatherings including Otherworldly Encounters, Sisters of the Sacred Root, Lounge Night, and the Full Moon talisman event. 04:12 – 06:35 Sarah reframes the night around group participation and shared experience. Rather than talk about sacrament, the community is invited to talk about what sacrament has actually done in their lives. 06:36 – 10:40 In the mushroom circle, Sarah shares a deeply personal story about her first journey… revisiting a childhood memory of fear, entering it as her adult self, and offering comfort and validation to the child version of herself that had once been silenced. 11:20 – 13:12 A participant describes seeing the spirit of the mushroom itself… as a real presence carrying healing and essence. 13:13 – 16:05 Oracle Richard shares a memory-walk through the church of his childhood, revisiting religious trauma and coming to understand the work of reparenting his younger self. 16:05 – 20:01 Another congregant shares a difficult Burning Man mushroom experience that brought a near-death perspective and led to reconnection, gratitude, and a deeper appreciation for life. 20:02 – 29:39 The mushroom group explores emotionally intense journeys, how people revisit painful memories, the role of integration, and what happens when sacrament helps people finally feel their own anger, boundaries, and self-worth. 29:40 – 33:00 Sarah reflects on finding her own "spark" through mushrooms… discovering that beneath emptiness and self-erasure there was actually life, fire, and value. 33:07 – 36:45 The DMT recap begins with Thaumaturgist Julian and Bahn Fasa Maya describing their own most profound experiences with 5-MeO-DMT and NN-DMT… including ego dissolution, peace, wordlessness, and contact with a more expansive reality. 36:46 – 55:35 Additional community members share how DMT gave them acceptance, relief from anxiety, emotional quiet, release from depression, and a clearer relationship to anger, self-worth, and mortality. About the Colorado Psychedelic Church The Colorado Psychedelic Church is a Colorado Springs-based spiritual community built around two central ideas: that people are transformed through sacred medicine, and that healing is strengthened through community. Rather than treating psychedelics as recreational novelties, the church approaches them as sacrament… substances that can help people reconnect with the self, revisit pain with support, and rediscover a sense of meaning, belonging, and inner divinity. The church's spiritual framework is built around the Three Universal Truths: Revere the self Embrace the communal experience The universe provides Weekly and monthly offerings include sermons, lounge nights, demographic-specific gatherings, art events, magical workings, sacrament discussions, and harm-reduction-focused guidance for people engaging with these medicines in a spiritual context. This episode highlights that core mission beautifully: not just providing access to medicine, but creating a place where people can tell the truth about what happened to them… and be understood.   Contact & Learn More Colorado Psychedelic Church Colorado Springs, Colorado   Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com From the website, you can: Learn about the community Find upcoming events Reach out to clergy Join the Discord Explore ways to get involved Subscribe & Share If this conversation moved you, share it with someone who needs to hear that transformation is possible… and that there are spaces where those stories can be held with care. Sometimes the most powerful part of a journey isn't only what happened in it… It's finally having a room where you can say it out loud.

    56 min

  2. 6D AGO

    The Olaz Story: The Mushroom That Broke Me—and Healed Me

    In this deeply personal conversation, Bahn Fasa Maya sits down with Olaz, Chief Mycologist of the Colorado Psychedelic Church, to trace the long and painful road that brought him to the medicine. What begins as a story about curiosity and early psychedelic exploration quickly becomes something much heavier. Olaz shares how LSD first opened the door to wonder, how mushrooms remained elusive for years, and how a single catastrophic high-dose mushroom experience changed everything. What he expected to be enlightenment became terror, confusion, trauma, and years of fear around the medicine that had once shown him beauty. But that is not where the story ends. After years of struggling, searching, and trying to make sense of what happened, Olaz eventually found the right support… a therapist who understood both trauma and psychedelics, and who helped him rebuild a safe relationship with mushrooms. That healing process did more than restore trust. It gave him purpose. Today, he grows sacrament with extraordinary care, reverence, and intention… not just to produce mushrooms, but to help ensure others never have to go through what he went through alone. This is a story about danger, survival, reverence, and calling. It is also a reminder that these medicines are powerful, sacred, and deserving of preparation, support, and respect.   Timeline of Topics 00:01 – 01:27 Bahn Fasa Maya introduces Olaz, Chief Mycologist of the Colorado Psychedelic Church, and asks what drew him so deeply into mycology over the last year. 01:28 – 03:25 Olaz shares his early psychedelic history… beginning with alcohol, then LSD, and the sense of wonder and expanded perception that first drew him in. 03:26 – 04:48 His first mushroom experiences were beautiful, affirming, and self-loving… but mushrooms were hard to find, and early attempts to grow them were frustrating and unsuccessful. 04:49 – 07:06 After becoming fascinated with the idea of "ego death," Olaz prepared for a major mushroom journey without truly understanding how different mushrooms were from LSD. 07:07 – 12:29 He describes taking an initial 5 grams, then impulsively consuming another 9 grams as the trip intensified… leading to panic, disorientation, and complete loss of control. 12:30 – 21:52 The experience spiraled into a full traumatic event: running for miles, reliving past trauma, and entering what he describes as his own personal hell… followed by a profound, maternal, loving presence that shifted everything. 21:53 – 29:32 Coming back from the trip without proper support made the aftermath even harder. Shame, misunderstanding, and judgment compounded the trauma, and his relationship with mushrooms was damaged for years. 29:33 – 37:50 A later car accident and resulting crisis became the turning point that led him toward real healing. Through acupuncture, somatic therapy, and eventually a guided mushroom session with the right practitioner, he began to repair what had been broken. 37:51 – 43:55 Olaz explains how mushrooms became medicine again… and how that healing eventually led him to growing sacrament with skill, devotion, and spiritual intention. 43:56 – 50:40 He reflects on what it means to serve the community now: using mountain water, premium grains, music, affirmations, crystals, and conscious care in the cultivation process. The conversation closes with the Universal Truth that speaks most strongly to him: The Universe Provides.   About the Colorado Psychedelic Church The Colorado Psychedelic Church is a Colorado Springs-based spiritual community centered on two core forms of resonance: connection with sacred medicines and connection with one another. The church teaches that healing is not meant to happen in isolation, and that community itself is part of the sacrament. The church's spiritual framework includes the Three Universal Truths: Revere the self Embrace the communal experience The universe provides Gatherings include sermons, lounge nights, community conversations, art-based events, demographic-specific groups, and guided opportunities to approach natural medicine with intention, safety, and reverence. The church also emphasizes harm reduction, spiritual responsibility, and building a real-world community where people can find support, belonging, and meaningful healing. Olaz serves as Chief Mycologist, helping cultivate sacrament for the community with an emphasis on quality, consistency, and spiritual intention.   Contact & Learn More Colorado Psychedelic Church Colorado Springs, Colorado   Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com   Through the website, you can: Learn more about the church View upcoming events Reach out with questions Connect through the Discord community   Subscribe & Share If this conversation resonated with you, share it with someone who needs a more honest view of what these medicines can be… not just the beauty, but the responsibility. And if you've ever struggled to make sense of a difficult experience, this story is a powerful reminder that the right support can change everything.

    51 min

  3. MAR 31

    Sermon: The Spirit of Sacrament-Cannabis, Mushrooms, and DMT

    What actually makes something… sacred?   In this sermon and follow-up conversation, we explore the difference between casual use and true sacrament… and why intention, acknowledgment, and relationship change everything.   This episode brings together three perspectives from within the Colorado Psychedelic Church:   A sermon on the nature of entheogens and sacred compounds A breakout teaching on mushrooms and intentional practice A recap conversation with clergy on cannabis and DMT     Together, they point toward one central idea:   These substances were never "just drugs." They were always sacred… we just didn't treat them that way.   From cannabis to mushrooms to DMT, each carries its own presence, its own intelligence, and its own way of communicating. But the experience you have depends on how you show up.   Reverence changes the outcome. Intention shapes the journey. And respect… is not optional.       Key Themes & Moments       The Divine "Us"     Community as a spiritual force that cannot be replicated Each person contributing something unique to the shared experience The importance of physically gathering to create something greater together       From Use to Sacrament     The difference between casual consumption and sacred engagement Why acknowledgment is the missing piece in healing Respect vs. reverence… and why they are not the same       The "Who" vs the "What"     The body of the plant vs. the "soul" within it (psilocybin, DMT, THC) Understanding entheogens as carriers of something deeper Building a relationship with the "who," not just consuming the "what"       Mushrooms as Work     Why mushrooms often require effort, intention, and integration The idea that healing is a collaboration… not something done for you Setting intention before ingestion as a form of active prayer       Speaking to the Medicine     Why vocalizing intention changes the experience The psychological and spiritual power of "thinking out loud" Treating the moment of ingestion as ceremony       Cannabis as Connection     Cannabis as a grounding, regulating, and emotionally opening sacrament Its role in mental health, presence, and spiritual awareness The difference between recreational use and intentional connection       DMT as Intelligence     The belief that DMT carries its own form of consciousness Experiences of being "accepted" or "rejected" based on intention The idea that DMT demands respect in a way that feels personal       Letting Go     The shared lesson across all entheogens: surrender Why resistance creates difficulty in experiences How trust transforms the journey         A Note on the Recording     Due to technical issues, the original breakout group recordings were not captured.   The final portion of this episode is a follow-up conversation with clergy members to share their perspectives on:   The spiritual nature of DMT The role of cannabis as sacrament How different entheogens communicate in different ways         Upcoming Events & Community     The Colorado Psychedelic Church continues to host weekly gatherings, discussions, and events focused on community, healing, and spiritual growth.   Highlights mentioned in this episode:   Bicycle Day (April 19) 4/20 community celebration Shroom Ski Convention PsyCon in Denver Ongoing weekly gatherings and sacrament offerings         Contact & Learn More     To learn more, attend a gathering, or connect with the community:   Colorado Psychedelic Church Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com   You can also join the Discord through the website to stay connected and get involved.       Final Thought     If there's one takeaway from this episode, it's this:   You don't just take the medicine. You meet it.   And how you show up… determines what meets you back.

    1h 8m

  4. MAR 28

    The Ash Story: Where Art, Sacrament, and Spirit Meet

    This conversation with Ash… also known as Mascus… is about far more than art. It's about what happens when someone pours spirit into color, character, music, and creation… and then finds a community that actually sees it. Ash shares the long arc of being an artist from the very beginning of life, the strange and beautiful influences that shaped their style, and the way their inner world became populated with vivid beings, protectors, singers, painters, and living symbols of connection. That energy now lives inside the Colorado Psychedelic Church's art cards… not just as decoration, but as something intentional, relational, and deeply alive. The conversation also moves into Ash's healing journey. Cannabis became an early doorway to feeling, clarity, and self-recognition in the middle of abuse, fear, and isolation. Mushrooms later opened a different kind of space… one filled with overwhelming sensation, vision, vulnerability, and artistic fuel. Throughout it all, art remained the thread… the place where pain could become meaning, where confusion could become character, and where spirit could become visible. There's also a beautiful truth running underneath everything Ash says: Being seen matters. Being welcomed matters. And sometimes the first step toward healing is simply finding a space where your gifts are not only accepted… but needed. Key Themes & Moments Ash's lifelong relationship with drawing and visual storytelling A style shaped by vibrant color, creatures, fantasy, horror, and worldbuilding Pokémon, Silent Hill, and other early influences How Ash found the church while looking for a safe way to connect with mushrooms Why the website, Discord, and art channel immediately felt right Becoming the community's resident artist through the art card project The meaning behind Mascus, Art the Painter, and Sample the Singer Creating art as a spiritual act… and characters as living companions Why physical creative space matters so much Painting With a Trip as a place of shared focus, energy, and belonging Cannabis as an early medicine for clarity, feeling, and survival The role cannabis played in helping Ash recognize and leave abuse Mushrooms as overwhelming, transformative, and creatively catalytic Art as the place where difficult experiences get metabolized and transformed The importance of being heard, being seen, and letting people prove they care   About Ash Ash uses they/them pronouns and also goes by Mascus. They are the Colorado Psychedelic Church's resident artist and the creator behind the current art card series used within the community. Their work blends color, creature design, painterly energy, spiritual symbolism, and deep emotional intention Ash also helps lead the creative spirit of the community through Painting With a Trip, where congregants gather to make art together in a shared, welcoming space. Contact & Learn More To see Ash's work, learn more about the church, or get connected with the community: Colorado Psychedelic Church Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com You can also join the Discord through the website to connect with the community and explore the art channel. If you're interested in Ash's work, commissions, or future art collaborations through the church, reaching out through the website is the best place to start. Subscribe & Share If this conversation stirred something in you… especially if you're an artist, a creator, or someone who has been waiting for a space where your sensitivity is a strength… share it with someone who needs to hear it. And if you've been looking for a place where your voice, your vision, and your weirdness might actually belong… This might be it.

    52 min

  5. MAR 24

    Sermon: What Does It Mean to Pray When You Are Divine?

    What happens when you stop looking up… and realize the divine is already within you? That shift changes everything—including prayer. Dez opens with a challenge to rethink what prayer actually is. Not begging. Not empty words. Not something directed at a distant force. If you are divine, then prayer isn't about asking—it's about acting. It's the way you care for yourself. The way you show up for others. The way you move through the world with intention. Prayer becomes something lived. From there, Farmacist Castle takes it deeper in a breakout discussion… stripping prayer down to something real, something grounded. Not "thoughts and prayers"… but effort. Tangible effort. Showing up. Helping someone when they need it. Taking responsibility for your own growth instead of outsourcing it to something outside yourself. Because if your actions don't change anything… what was the prayer for? Together, this conversation reframes prayer as something simple and powerful: Prayer isn't what you say. It's what you do. And once you start seeing it that way… you realize you've been praying all along. Key Themes & Moments Why "thoughts and prayers" feels empty—and what's missing Letting go of prayer as begging or submission Reframing prayer as faith in motion Self-care as a form of prayer Creating personal rituals that reinforce identity and intention Blessing as an act of focus and energy—not tradition Farmacist Castle's Breakout: Prayer as effort… not words Showing up for others as the highest form of prayer The difference between passive intention and active change Internal prayer: preparing your future self Everyday discipline (like food prep, habits, and mindset) as spiritual practice Talking to the universe… and learning to listen Get Connected If you're feeling called to explore this for yourself… or just want to be around people who are asking the same questions… You're welcome here. You can learn more, reach out, or schedule time with our clergy at: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com Whether you're curious, skeptical, or ready to dive deeper… there's a place for you in the conversation. Closing Reflection If prayer isn't something you say… but something you live… Then the real question becomes: What does your prayer look like today?

    29 min

  6. MAR 21

    Two Journeys: Thaumaturgist Julian's Path and Sam's Breakthrough

    This conversation unfolds in two powerful movements… first, a behind-the-scenes look at Thaumaturgist Julian's journey into DMT work, and second, a firsthand account of the kind of healing that can emerge when someone steps fully into the experience. Dez sits down with Julian to explore how an intense and overwhelming early encounter with DMT became a turning point—not just personally, but in shaping how he now supports others. What began as disorientation and ego dissolution evolved into clarity, discipline, and a deep respect for the responsibility of facilitation. From there, the perspective shifts. Julian steps into the interviewer role as Sam shares a deeply emotional breakthrough following a multi-day journey. What starts as curiosity turns into something far more personal… an unexpected reunion with his late mother, offering closure, forgiveness, and a sense of peace that had been missing for over a year. Together, these two conversations reveal both sides of the work… the one who guides, and the one who receives. And in both cases, the same truth emerges: You don't always get what you're looking for… but you might get exactly what you need.   Key Themes & Moments Part 1 — Dez & Thaumaturgist Julian Julian's first overwhelming DMT experience and ego dissolution How "too much" became an essential teacher Learning dosage, safety, and responsibility as a facilitator The difference between NN-DMT and 5-MeO-DMT Visual experiences vs. internal knowing Why DMT can feel more familiar than everyday reality Letting go of expectations before entering a journey Supporting others through unpredictable experiences Part 2 — Julian & Sam A three-day progression: reintroduction, deep immersion, breakthrough Comparing ayahuasca with smokable DMT experiences The shift from visual exploration to emotional healing A profound encounter with Sam's late mother Processing grief, forgiveness, and missed goodbyes The emotional weight of unexpected closure Why psychedelic experiences often deliver what's needed—not requested Integration and the lasting impact of a single moment Contact & Learn More Colorado Psychedelic Church Colorado Springs, Colorado Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com   Subscribe & Share If this conversation gave you a new perspective on healing, grief, or the nature of consciousness… Share it with someone who's exploring their own path—or someone who might need to hear that healing can come in unexpected ways. Follow the podcast for more conversations with clergy and real stories from within the community. Because sometimes the most important journeys… are the ones you never planned to take.

    24 min

  7. MAR 17

    Sermon: Humility in Divinity

    In this sermon, Teopixqui Dez explores a powerful idea at the heart of the Colorado Psychedelic Church's philosophy: the creation of a "divine us." While each individual carries their own divinity, something extraordinary happens when people come together in community. The collective energy, care, responsibility, and time shared among individuals can create something larger than any one person — a force capable of healing, strengthening, and even saving lives. But Dez also reminds the congregation that divinity requires humility. Passion without grounding can become destructive, and even leaders must remain accountable to the community they serve. Through stories, reflection, and a moment of transparency about leadership decisions, this sermon invites listeners to consider the giants they build through their relationships — and whether those giants truly serve them. Because every relationship, every gathering, and every moment spent together contributes to the divine presence we create as a community. And the question becomes: Do the giants you create nurture you… or harm you?   In This Sermon Why recognizing our own divinity must include humility The danger of passion without direction A transparent look into leadership decisions behind the pulpit How community accountability strengthens spiritual leadership The concept of the "divine us" created through shared time and intention Why relationships shape the spiritual forces around us How community can heal in ways individuals cannot The responsibility each person carries in shaping collective energy The impact of toxic relationships and "toxic giants" Why tending to our relationships is part of revering the self Real stories of healing and life-changing support found in community How shared time creates the most powerful form of spiritual connection   Community Announcements The Colorado Psychedelic Church will be participating in Colorado Springs Pride this year. Volunteers are welcome to help build the float and represent the community. The church will also participate in the Manitou Springs Coffin Races later this year, with build events planned for community members. Work is underway to transform the backyard into a communal outdoor space, and volunteers are needed for everything from landscaping to organizing. Parents' Night Out events will be hosted monthly by Threadkeeper Sarah to provide parents with an evening of rest and connection. Artists in the community are invited to contribute designs to expand the church's art card program, which supports artists while building community currency.   Contact & Learn More Colorado Psychedelic Church Colorado Springs, Colorado Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com Subscribe & Share If this message about the power of community resonated with you, share this episode with someone who might need a reminder that they don't have to face life alone. Subscribe to the Colorado Psychedelic Church Podcast for weekly sermons, clergy interviews, community stories, and conversations about spiritual growth through entheogens. And as always — The universe provides, and we revel within.

    29 min

  8. MAR 14

    The Bahn Fasa Maya, Bondsmith Rich, and Pa'Dré Stories

    In this special episode of the Colorado Psychedelic Church Podcast, Teopixqui Dez and Bondsmith Rich sit down with three rising leaders in the community — Bahn Fasa Maya, Bondsmith Rich, and Pa'Dré — to explore what brought them to the church, what healing they found here, and what it means to step into clergy. From depression and isolation to belonging and purpose, each story reveals a different path into the PACK Life community. Maya shares how mushrooms brought her through the door, but people brought her back. Rich reflects on finding safety, self-reverence, and home in community. Pa'Dré speaks about anxiety, cannabis, Brotherhood, and finally finding his place after years of searching. The episode also includes live audio from their ordinations at the church's two-year anniversary celebration, where each is formally recognized in the light of one of the Universal Truths. This is an episode about recognition, healing, and what happens when people stop trying to fit in — and start realizing they already have a seat at the table. In This Episode Bahn Fasa Maya Bringing mushrooms to the church as her first introduction Instantly recognizing she had found her tribe Living with major depressive disorder for decades Finding real relief through ketamine, then psilocybin Why community matters just as much as medicine Stepping into a clergy role as a steady, wise, gentle presence Helping lead Golden Teachers and Sisterhood Bringing momentum through projects like composting, gardening, and Pride outreach Bondsmith Rich Finding home the moment he fell asleep safely on the couch during lounge night Moving from introversion and social anxiety into real connection Discovering spirituality through the church community Healing through mushrooms after divorce Learning to revere the self and recognize his own divinity Becoming a steady, protective presence for the community Pa'Dré Finding the church through Brotherhood and Psychedelics after moving from Arizona Looking for connection, healing, and an alternative to antidepressants and anxiety meds Using cannabis to quiet anxiety and function socially Building deep friendship and chosen family through the church Helping start the Grow Bros cultivation work Embracing the third Universal Truth: the universe provides Included in This Episode Bahn Fasa Maya's ordination in the light of the Second Universal Truth Bondsmith Rich's ordination in the light of the First Universal Truth Pa'Dré's ordination in the light of the Third Universal Truth A glimpse into the church's second anniversary celebration Cake. Obviously.   Contact & Learn More Colorado Psychedelic Church Colorado Springs, Colorado Website: coloradopsychedelicchurch.com Subscribe & Share If this episode moved you, share it with someone who needs to be reminded that healing doesn't have to happen alone. Subscribe to the Colorado Psychedelic Church Podcast for sermons, clergy interviews, ordinations, and PACK Life stories from the community. And as always — The universe provides, and we revel within.

    59 min
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The Colorado Psychedelic Church Podcast exists to strengthen and deepen our community ... and to offer an honest window into who we are. Founded by Teopixqui Dez and guided by a growing circle of clergy, our church is committed to the sacrament as a sacred responsibility and to community as the heart of spiritual life. Through sermons, conversations with clergy, and personal stories from members, we explore theology, ethics, integration, humility, and what it means to build a welcoming spiritual community in Colorado today. You'll hear from people of different ages, backgrounds, and walks of life ... sharing their experiences in their own words. Many guests are identified by first name only to honor privacy and personal boundaries. We believe spiritual growth happens best in environments that are transparent, accountable, and grounded in mutual respect. For our members, this podcast is about connection and continued formation. For those considering joining, it's a clear and thoughtful look at our leadership, values, and rhythms of community life. For the spiritually curious, it's an invitation to listen, discern, and see if this feels like home. This is not about spectacle. It's about belonging. Because spiritual growth doesn't happen in isolation… it happens in community.

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