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Compass Podcast: Finding the spirituality in the day-to-day

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Diversity In Faith

Faith and spirituality sometimes leave us with more questions than answers. The Compass podcast shares stories about deconstructing faith, finding meaning, seeking justice, and deepening spiritual connection through contemplative practices and worship. Join fellow spiritual seekers Michelle Maldonado and Ryan Dunn as they seek orientation to the Divine presence in the day-to-day through a Christia... more

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What makes issues like immigration, equity, inclusion, and societal violence spiritual matters—not just political ones? In this episode of Compass: Finding Spirituality in the Everyday, host Ryan Dunn sits down with Bishop Julius Trimble, General Sec... more

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Reverend Jabe Largen
Senior pastor of Pinehurst United Methodist Church
Pinehurst United Methodist Church
Episode: [171] Wrestling with suffering and grace
Bishop Julius Trimble
General Secretary of the United Methodist Church's General Board of Church and Society
United Methodist Church
Episode: [169] Why justice, equity and inclusion are spiritual, not just political
Rev. Ben Roberts
Director of Social Justice Ministries at Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington, D.C.
Foundry United Methodist Church
Episode: [166] How Advocacy Becomes Ministry with Rev. Ben Roberts
Zachary Lambert
Pastor of Restore Austin and author of Better Ways to Read the Bible
Restore Austin
Episode: [165] Transforming your experience with the Bible with Zach Lambert
Angela Denker
Journalist, pastor, author, and public theologian
Episode: [164] Moving beyond White-Guy Jesus with Angela Denker
Ingrid McIntyre
Pastor in the United Methodist Church and community organizer
Community Organizer in Nashville, Tennessee
Episode: [162] Championing Justice and Hope with Ingrid McIntyre
Bishop Andrew Doyle
Episcopal Bishop and author who speaks about faith and spirituality.
Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Episode: [158] From vinyl rituals to sacred community with Bishop Andrew Doyle
Dori Granenko Baker
Writer, facilitator, and thought leader passionate about helping people find meaning.
Episode: [157] Soulful practices for healing and belonging
Anna Del Castillo
Healer and former deputy director for diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility at the White House.
Biden Harris Administration
Episode: [157] Soulful practices for healing and belonging

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Ryan Dunn
Host of the Compass Podcast, exploring spirituality and everyday faith. He emphasizes the need for connection, personal growth, and social justice in contemporary discussions.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • Compass Podcasts

    I have been a loyal listener for years-thanks to Ryan and everyone else connected with this high-quality podcast! I often listen a second time, take notes and share what I hear.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    readmore51
    United States3 months ago
  • Episode 167

    Love this podcast! Thank you Ryan for sharing contemplative practice and the works of other working towards social justice🙏🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RaisingKellan.org
    United States3 months ago
  • Excellent podcast for all things church!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    thenatedub
    4 years ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Thankful for this podcast and the interviews it hosts. Keep up the great work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    thenatedub
    United States4 years ago
  • Substantive & moving

    Methodists are known for either avoiding conflict or engaging in partisan-like rhetoric against other Methodists. This podcast is a great outlet for theologically, socially, & culturally relevant conversations about Christ’s call for the church.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Joe Togs
    United States5 years ago

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The thoughtful approach to spirituality in everyday life resonates with people seeking authentic connections and community engagement.
Listeners praise the podcast for its powerful storytelling and depth, often highlighting the meaningful and thought-provoking conversations.
Reviews frequently mention the high quality of discussions, especially those that tackle complex, relevant issues in faith and social justice.

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[169] Why justice, equity and inclusion are spiritual, not just political
Q: What are some concrete practices or disciplines that our listeners might be able to adopt in their everyday life?
Bishop Trimble encourages listeners to engage in meaningful conversations, read the Bible with an open mind, and participate in community service as ways to embody love and purpose.
[169] Why justice, equity and inclusion are spiritual, not just political
Q: Can you explain a little bit about why this work is so appealing to you?
Bishop Trimble shares that his experience growing up in Chicago and being involved in his local Methodist church inspired his commitment to social justice as a vital aspect of spiritual life.
[168] Listener questions, curiosity and community
Q: What have you learned through this podcast?
I've learned to decenter my own experience and understand the gospel from the perspectives of marginalized people.
[168] Listener questions, curiosity and community
Q: Is it enough to do things like listen to podcasts instead of going to church?
Podcasts are beneficial, but community engagement is essential for faith development.
[168] Listener questions, curiosity and community
Q: Why do you talk about politics?
Politics is discussed when it connects to faith and impacts daily life, but not focused on specific candidates to avoid conflating church and state.

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Focusing on faith and spirituality from a realistic and contemporary perspective, this podcast explores the complexities of belief, community, and social justice. Hosts engage in thoughtful discussions about deconstructing faith, personal meaning-making, and the role of spirituality in everyday life through various contemplative practices. The conversational style is enriched by insights from both hosts and their guests, who share personal experiences and expert knowledge on topics ranging from Christian nationalism and social advocacy to mental health and community building. Unique in its approach, it not only addresses spiritual questions but encourages active participation in the pursuit of justice and connection with the divine in a pra... more

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2. Bishop Julius Trimble
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