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This episode we interview our very own Amy (@AEMarriott1) about her dissertation: Female Embodiment in Paul's letter to the Romans. We discuss how Amy came about to her dissertation and why she decided on that topic. Amy also reads out a part of her dissertation where she got to write some historical fiction. So if you struggle with St. Paul give this a listen. Also you can read Amy's full dissertation here: link to follow.

*We apologise for some audio interference when Amy is speaking.

This Month's interview is with Natalie Grace.


Follower of Jesus. Wife and mother. Conspirator for nonviolence. Guns into garden tools. Radical grace.*Book coming soon*Find on X at @natgrace79

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Join us for this thought provoking discussion with Dr Katie Cross.

In this episode we discuss the unique challenges of being a woman in academia, why women especially suffer from imposter syndrome and many other topics too!

We're delighted that Katie could join us for this conversation - Katie is a lecturer in Pratical Theology at Aberdeen university, she describes herself as a feminist who is intersectional, keen to un-learn the systematic bias and privilege she encounters.



Katie can be contacted here:

X: @drkatiecross

Bluesky: @drkatiecross.bsky.social

Amy works as an Action Researcher for The Salvation Army and ia in her second year of a part time PhD funded by the University of Leeds and The Salvation Army exploring domestic violence and abuse within The Salvation Army. Amy is a Christian, a feminist and mum to a thoughtful, curious 27 month old who she is still breastfeeding.

Amy can be found on the following social media sites:

Twitter: @amyegraham_89

Instagram: @amyquinngraham

Or contacted via email: praqg@leeds.ac.uk

Jo Ibbott -

Jo Ibbott is a Christian and part of the leadership team of her local church
www.freedomchurch.uk. She is married has has three adult daughters all very well
informed about perimenopause and menopause! Jo studied theology at London
Bible College (now LST) back in the early 90’s. For 7 years she led the
community work in her church, and has just stepped down from that to focus on her
menopause coaching and training business. She wouldn’t label herself a feminist
but that’s just because she don’t like labels, but Jo is passionate about women’s
rights and justice in society for women. She get's angry at discrimination in
churches, the workplace and women’s health particularly.

Jo can be found on the following social media platforms:
Instagram: @_whatthefog
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoCourageCoaching
Facebook: What the Fog? Facebook Group
www.facebook.com/groups/740710540001100/

Some links Jo wanted to share:

https://courage-coaching.co.uk/wtfog-menopause-hub

Karen Markiewicz -

Karen is a Chaplain and has recently completed her MA
in Spiritual Formation at Waverley Abbey College. Her studies focussed
on the spiritual impact of the menopause and is now working on a book
on this subject. She lives in Hampshire with her husband and has two
grown sons.

Karen can be found on the following social media platforms:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/karen-markiewicz







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Rachel Noël, affectionately known by the local press as the Pink Vicar, is vicar at St James Church, Pokesdown, Bournemouth.

Rachel had a particularly formational journey through curacy, during which she was diagnosed with Bipolar, ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder, and subsequently Autism. Her gifts and symptoms include high energy, enthusiasm, creativity and love of colour (especially pink!), she loves exploring her faith and spirituality through creativity, stitch, paint and contemplation and is a member of the Community of Hopeweavers.

Rachel can be found on the following social media platforms:
Twitter: @ThePinkVicar
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rachelnnoel
Website: https://www.thepinkvicar.com/


Some links and news Rachel wanted to share:
The Annual Inclusive Church / St Martin in the Fields Disability Conference – gathering and resourcing disabled & neurodivergent Christians across the UK. (next one is Saturday 14th October) The Church of England is initiating a national Neurodiversity Task Group Rachel has written an excellent paper on Theology at the borders of psychosis: https://churchmissionsociety.org/anvil/theology-at-the-borders-of-psychosis-rachel-noel-fiona-macmillan-anvil-vol-38-issue-1/Support the show
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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!
Support the showFollow the Recovering God Podcast:
Twitter: @RecoveringGod
Instagram: RecoveringGod
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!