From Pain to Purpose: Rev. Cheryl Kincaid on Faith, Storytelling, and Finding Belonging Through Grace

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Hear Where You Belong

Dea Irby, THE Belonging Strategist

70 episodes

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Embark on an inspirational journey with guests from diverse backgrounds, sharing stories of triumph, resilience, and faith, reiterating the common human longing for belonging. From dreamers to doers, believers to seekers, uncover the extraordinary in ordinary moments and the purpose within every life. Open your heart, mind, and ears to resonate with stories reminding you of your significance, belonging, and purpose. Welcome home to 'Hear Where You Belong'.

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From Pain to Purpose: Rev. Cheryl Kincaid on Faith, Storytelling, and Finding Belonging Through Grace

Hear Where You Belong

31 minutes 13 seconds

3 months ago

From Pain to Purpose: Rev. Cheryl Kincaid on Faith, Storytelling, and Finding Belonging Through Grace

What does it mean to belong when life has handed you trials that would shake even the strongest foundation?

In Episode 53 of Hear Where You Belong, I sit down with Rev. Cheryl Kincaid—Presbyterian minister, author of five books, and lifelong advocate for God’s redemptive grace. From supporting survivors of violence to writing children’s books that touch the soul, Cheryl’s ministry is steeped in healing, storytelling, and a deeply rooted faith.

We talk about the power of community, what it means to feel like an outsider, and how faith becomes the compass pointing us back to ourselves—and each other. Cheryl shares from her own story of abuse, her journey to ministry, and why she believes churches must choose love over scandal and action over apathy.

This conversation is filled with heart, hope, and the quiet courage it takes to walk through the darkness and into the light.

✨ Favorite moments:

How storytelling heals across generations
Why shared suffering can lead to deeper connection
The surprising lesson in forgiveness churches often miss
Her motto: “I can’t do everything, but I can do something.”

If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t quite fit in—or wanted to understand how faith helps us find our place—this episode is for you.

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