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In this epidote we discuss how we approach Biblical narratives, and then hone in on the story of Sarah and Hagar.

We're joined by Dr Jayme Reaves from Sarum College, Salisbury. Jayme serves as the Director of Academic Development and is also a Lecturer in Biblical Studies and Theology.

Jayme is the author of Safeguarding the Stranger and the co-editor of When Did We See you Naked?  Jayme is a public theologian and is available for lectures, retreats, workshops and one to one theological discussion. 

Jayme's website: www.jaymereaves.com
Twitter: @jaymereaves
Instagram: @jaymereaves 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/JaymeRReaves
Sarum College profile: https://www.sarum.ac.uk/about/our-people/dr-jayme-reaves/
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The Recovering God Podcast has been in existence since the summer of 2019. The team has changed over those years but we're delighted to still be offering relevant discussions covering the broad topics of feminism and the Christian faith!

In this episode we interview our very own Alison before she waves a fond farewell to the Recovering God team.

We are so very thankful for all that Alison has given to the podcast over the years and for her passion and vision to set it up in the first place. It is with much sadness we say goodbye. 

If you would like to pass on your own messages of thanks to Alison please do so using the podcast email address: recoveringgodpodcast@gmail.com
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The Recovering God Podcast has been in existence since the summer of 2019. The team has changed over those years but we're delighted to still be offering relevant discussions covering the broad topics of feminism and the Christian faith!

In this episode, our guest speaker, Kirsi Cobb , and our very own Sarah M-H,
talk to Vicky about being a disabled Christian woman.
 
Kirsi Cobb is a lecturer in biblical studies at Cliff College and a co-investigator in the AHRC funded project Abusing God: Reading Bible in the #MeToo Age. The Abusing God Network provides a platform to connect academics, church, and charity practitioners, in order to develop new research into the intersection between Scripture and the lived experience of Christian survivors. Kirsi’s current research focuses on women in the Hebrew Bible with a special interest in biblical interpretation including feminist, deconstructive and trauma studies. Her recent projects include a reading of Lot’s daughters in Genesis 19 in light of trauma theory and revenge, as well as a study on gender and violence in Hosea 2.

The Abusing God Network will have a second colloquium on the topic of hypermasculinity both in person and on Zoom on the 22nd of April. https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/abusinggodnetwork/2023/01/19/abusing-god-reading-the-bible-in-the-metoo-age-second-colloquium-on-hypermasculinity/ 

You can find out more about Kirsi:
Twitter: @CobbKirsiWebsites: https://cliffcollege.academia.edu/KirsiCobbhttps://sites.manchester.ac.uk/abusinggodnetwork/Email: k.cobb@cliffcollege.ac.ukSupport the showFollow the Recovering God Podcast:
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The Recovering God Podcast has been in existence since the summer of 2019. The team has changed over those years but we're delighted to still be offering relevant discussions covering the broad topics of feminism and the Christian faith!

Dr Selina Stone is a scholar-activist, holding together her academic work with the desire to stay connected to her community and create change in the world. She currently works at Durham University as a researcher trying to improve inclusion and belonging in theological education. In this episode we chat with Selina about the limitations of feminism and what we can learn from womanism.
Selina recommends the following books:
Sisters in the Wilderness by Delores WilliamsWhite Women’s Christ and Black Women’s Jesus by Jacquelyn GrantRed Lip Theology by Candice Marie BenbowSelina hosts her own podcast – ‘Sunday School for Misfits’ which we also chat about in this episode. Please do give it a listen! https://open.spotify.com/show/1JqJflcsFV3F67FZci8hPJ?si=hpFMq05YQqSjKCZMR8RJLg
Follow Selina here:
Twitter: @selinarstoneInstagram: @selinarstone

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The Recovering God Podcast has been in existence since the summer of 2019. The team has changed over those years but we're delighted to still be offering relevant discussions covering the broad topics of feminism and the Christian faith!

Happy New Year
In this short episode, the current team members talk about our hopes for 2023.

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Music written and performed by Dan Lawrence and produced by Lawrence Dinh


RGP History


Alison & Grace were having a conversation in the summer of 2019 about podcasts and they weren't aware of any at the time that spoke to their context, so they decided to set one up. You can hear more about their thinking about the podcast in the Introductions episode. 


Grace & Alison worked on the podcast together for the first year but Grace had other commitments that meant she had to give the podcast up, so from February  - August 2021 Alison carried on without her. 


In August 2021, Alex & Amy joined Alison and they became the three AAAs.


Alex moved to a new, exciting job and now there is a new team. Listen to the episode  'Then There Were 6 - New Team, Same Great Episode' for more information about the team.


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The Recovering God Podcast has been in existence since the summer of 2019. The team has changed over those years but we're delighted to still be offering relevant discussions covering the broad topics of feminism and the Christian faith!

Marg Mowczko  describes herself as an ordinary person who loves God and loves the Bible.  She hosts a website exploring the biblical theology of Christian egalitarianism. She  believes that God’s ideal is for complete affinity, unity, and mutuality between men and women, especially between husband and wife.
In this episode, Marg talks to Sarah M-H & Amy about her experience and faith. She looks particularly at some of the women mentioned in the Bible in Romans chapter 16.

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Instagram: @margmowczko1
Facebook: @margmowczko
Website: margmowczko.com

If you are in Australia and want to  hear more from Marg, she is  speaking at a conference in February 2023. It is a symposium for women interested in what the Bible teaches about women: https://bwpacific.org/bwp-theological-symposium-2023/



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If you have any comments, please let us know at: RecoveringGodPodcast@gmail.com
Please remember to rate, subscribe and tell others who you think will be interested.

The Recovering God Podcast has been in existence since the summer of 2019. The team has changed over those years but we're delighted to still be offering relevant discussions covering the broad topics of feminism and the Christian faith!