Shaped // COVID Life // The Great Outdoors, Empty Calendars, and Vulnerability with Emma Rafferty

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NLCF Podcast

New Life Christian Fellowship

40 episodes

1 week ago

NLCF is a church meeting on the campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. Each week we'll hear from a variety of voices, focused on edifying the church and helping us keep the faith.

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NLCF is a church meeting on the campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. Each week we'll hear from a variety of voices, focused on edifying the church and helping us keep the faith.

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

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Shaped // COVID Life // The Great Outdoors, Empty Calendars, and Vulnerability with Emma Rafferty

NLCF Podcast

35 minutes 28 seconds

4 years ago

Shaped // COVID Life // The Great Outdoors, Empty Calendars, and Vulnerability with Emma Rafferty

We're wrapping our series on the ways that COVID life has shaped us. This week we are joined by Emma Rafferty! Emma is a senior at Tech. She's been a part of NLCF for four years and she's one of the parents of Maroon Fam in our church. In our conversation, Emma shares about finding joy in simple things during COVID, being vulnerable with Lord and with others, and the ways that she's been both challenged and blessed by an empty calendar.

Questions for reflection:

-What makes it hard for you to slow down? What emotions does the thought of a slower pace bring up for you?

-Who are you vulnerable with? Who do you share with about how you're really doing, about the things you're afraid of or ashamed of? What would it look like to take a step into greater vulnerability with the people around you?