
Sisters Kate Greer and Annie Hodges attempt to tackle the mystery of God and the life of Jesus Christ with reason, humor, and deep curiosity through the lens of the church they love.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

It's a crossover episode!!! Today we are joined by Amber Noel, host of The Living Church podcast. What happens when 3 professional Episcopalian talkers are challenged to⊠listen? This episode is about the work of listening to God and listening to our... more
Peel that plastic wrap off of your Bibles, you BCP loyalists! It's time for an average Bible study, complete with big questions, vague conclusions, and more than a few laughs. In this episode, we discuss what it means to really "know" the Bible, and ... more
It feels like there's never a water break when it comes to seeking God. The journey to find God and know God is endless and full of unknowns. Today, we've invited fellow seeker and choir enthusiast, Father Martin George, to help us ponder the ever-el... more
Consider this episode your approachable and mostly-accurate introductory course on governance in the Episcopal Church. You might be asking⊠"Why do churches need structure? Isn't structure the thing that makes religion toxic?" Perhaps, but perhaps no... more
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My wife and I recently returned to the Episcopal Church, and this podcast has been very helpful to me. Thanks, Annie and Kate! đ
This is a podcast that every Episcopalian and those who are interested in this church denomination should listen to.
You will learn about the church, but will have you thinking about your personal beliefs, wether you are Laity or Clergy.
Sisters Kate and Annie share their faith in an accessible and warm way. A great listen for anyone, from cradle Episcopalians to those who want to learn more.
This podcast is a delight and an amazing resource for people new to the Episcopal Church (and for cradle Episcopalians). I lead an adult confirmation class and have found episodes to support every topic on our syllabus. This helps participants learn more than we can possibly cover in our already long course - and in a format that is convenient, engaging, and accessible in all the ways! Thanks for sharing all that is actually above-average about our faith home!
I think for people who are exploring the Episcopal church or have been in it but are looking for a road map this is a great podcast. The sisters are genuine and make information accessible and easy to understand.
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Sisters Annie Hodges and Kate Greer bring an accessible, humorous approach to Episcopal and Anglican faith, exploring church traditions, worship, prayer, Scripture, and the rhythms of Christian life. Their conversations combine personal stories and thoughtful theology with practical explanations of topics such as church governance, liturgical seasons, and Sabbath. They also welcome clergy and other informed guests to discuss their experiences and perspectives, including the intersections of faith with science, evangelism, and everyday life. The tone is warm and curious rather than academic, making complex or unfamiliar ideas approachable without losing depth. Episodes suit people exploring the Episcopal Church, longtime members seeking fres... more
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