Podcast Episode: Brandon Rhodes-Hyperlocal Spirituality

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Friends, welcome to All Things Made New, a podcast exploring the Christian spirituality of being human. In this episode, we talk to Brandon Rhodes.

Brandon Rhodes has worked at the intersection of faith, neighborhood transportation, and food justice for fifteen years in Portland OR, and the Willamette Valley. He wrote his dissertation at Portland Seminary about how cars changed the church and what to do about it. Lately, he has turned his attention to contemplative spirituality, recovering from religious trauma, and detangling authoritarianism from how we read the Bible. He is the director of Coburg Commons, a small town hub for the common good built around an indie bookstore.

Links: Threads: ⁠https://www.threads.net/@bdrhodes⁠

Found in Translation Podcast: ⁠https://www.litbible.net/found-in-translation-podcast


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