Emily Hedrick - Finding and Leaving Progressive Christianity
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- Janice Selbie
- Published
- Fri 17 Feb 2023
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EMILY HEDRICK
DON’T F*CK THE FLOCK
Divorced: Mennonite Christianity
In addition to having her M.Div, Emily Hedrick is a Certified Trauma Support Specialist, a certified Forward Facing coaching practitioner, and a religious-trauma informed spirituality coach. Deconstructing since age 17, Emily roamed religious circles as an atheist for over a decade,and spent four of those years as a pastor! Godless since 2020, Emily enjoys connecting people with others who understand and empathize with experiences of religious harm. Today, Emily shares her (sometimes painful) deconversion journey and experiences as a female pastor, including relationship instructions found in the title of this episode.
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