The Language of Movement, Beauty, and the Church Obtuse

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Fossores Chapter House

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The Fossores Chapter House is the world’s first headquarters for Christian ministerial innovation, bringing preachers, leaders, and innovators together to collaborate on new liturgies, resources, and responses to the challenge of our times. This podcast explores the ever-changing era of perpetual upheaval, in which effective ministry requires constant imagination, creativity, and change.

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The Language of Movement, Beauty, and the Church Obtuse

Fossores Chapter House

54 minutes 58 seconds

1 year ago

The Language of Movement, Beauty, and the Church Obtuse

“The Language of Movement, Beauty, and the Church Obtuse” with Matt Farmer, Chair of Dance at Hope College.

Season 4 of the Fossores Chapter House Podcast involves Rev. Dr. David McDonald exploring somatic spirituality. Liz Kirchmeier, CEO of FAITH RXD and owner of CrossFit Legacy, joins weekly, along with guests from around the world. Throughout the season, we’ll explore Christian

spirituality and what it means to be a human being living in a material world cooperating with the incarnate God.

You can learn more about Dr. David McDonald and the Fossores Chapter House at Fossores.com.

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Follow Matt: https://www.instagram.com/farmermateo/

Learn more about Dave's work in somatic spirituality: holyalive.com

This episode is 4-4, July 14.2024 :: Matt Farmer (The Language of Movement, Beauty, and the Church Obtuse)