35 min
Public Chaplaincy: Prophetic Spiritual Care Beyond Church Revolutionary Prophecy
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- Religion & Spirituality
Samara Powers is a mom, a poet, and a non-theistic, non-binary, queer-positive, trans-positive relationship anarchist with a degree in English and a professional background in marketing and graphic design. Feel free to ask her about any of that. She is currently a full-time seminary student at Meadville Lombard Theological School and is a Certified Facilitator for the OWL Curriculum for Older Adults. She co-houses with two other moms in Gainesville, FL.
Samara Powers has a chapter on Prophetic Polyamory in Skinner House Book's forthcoming Queer Theology, an anthology of queer "theology" for Unitarian Universalism and beyond, edited by Rev. Lane-Mairead Campbell and Rev. Michael Crumpler. Skinner House links:https://www.uua.org/publications/skinnerhouse
https://www.facebook.com/skinner.house
Public Chaplaincy is an emerging area of ministry that brings spiritual care to arenas where pastoral services are not typically found. There are public chaplains under Rev. Karen Hutt’s supervision doing spiritual care in laundromats, city buses, shelters, coffee shops, public parks, and more. Stay tuned to developments, opportunities, and Public Chaplaincy news on the Facebook page. UU Public Chaplaincy link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089322236503
Samara Powers is a mom, a poet, and a non-theistic, non-binary, queer-positive, trans-positive relationship anarchist with a degree in English and a professional background in marketing and graphic design. Feel free to ask her about any of that. She is currently a full-time seminary student at Meadville Lombard Theological School and is a Certified Facilitator for the OWL Curriculum for Older Adults. She co-houses with two other moms in Gainesville, FL.
Samara Powers has a chapter on Prophetic Polyamory in Skinner House Book's forthcoming Queer Theology, an anthology of queer "theology" for Unitarian Universalism and beyond, edited by Rev. Lane-Mairead Campbell and Rev. Michael Crumpler. Skinner House links:https://www.uua.org/publications/skinnerhouse
https://www.facebook.com/skinner.house
Public Chaplaincy is an emerging area of ministry that brings spiritual care to arenas where pastoral services are not typically found. There are public chaplains under Rev. Karen Hutt’s supervision doing spiritual care in laundromats, city buses, shelters, coffee shops, public parks, and more. Stay tuned to developments, opportunities, and Public Chaplaincy news on the Facebook page. UU Public Chaplaincy link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089322236503
35 min