Our People is a podcast dedicated to the unique experiences within the Church of God In Christ Mennonite. Through heartfelt interviews, we spotlight the emotional and mental odysseys of current and former Holdeman members. We aim to provide a safe space for sharing the real impacts of life inside this high-control church, the challenging journey of questioning, and the transformative path to indep... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityReligion |
🎙️ The Purge: A 1970s Reckoning in the Holdeman Church
In this powerful and deeply researched episode, host Caleb sits down with historian Dennis Goossen to unpack one of the most dramatic and traumatic chapters in the history of the Church of God ... more
In this episode, Amanda reconnects with her cousin Jared Smith after more than a decade apart. Growing up together in Mississippi after Amanda's family moved from Arizona, Jared was Amanda’s first white cousin among a sea of Mexican cousins—an early ... more
This episode of Our People: Holdeman Mennonite Stories features a conversation with Janice Selby, a therapist, author, podcaster, and YouTuber specializing in religious trauma. Hosted by Amanda Esau and Wayla, the discussion explores Janice’s persona... more
In this heartfelt episode of Our People: Holdeman Mennonite Stories, Amanda and Waylon welcome Justin Hunt to share his remarkable journey through life, faith, and self-discovery. Born in 1990 in St. Mary’s, Ontario, Justin opens up about his early l... more
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The content addresses the emotional and psychological experiences of individuals affiliated with the Holdeman Mennonite community. Episodes feature personal stories that reveal the struggles of growing up in a high-control religious environment, including themes of spiritual disillusionment, identity shifts, and the journey towards healing and independence. The conversations openly tackle complex topics such as mental health, trauma, and the effects of strict doctrines while fostering supportive dialogues among listeners who may have faced similar challenges. Notably, the podcast emphasizes the importance of reclaiming personal narratives and promoting self-love, often offering insights that resonate with those seeking connection and valida... more
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