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The Collective Table

The Collective Table
My Guncle and Me
Progressive Christianity
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Faith
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The Collective Table is a progressive and affirming Christian platform for those who want to follow Jesus, work for justice, and celebrate joy!

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Since the essence of empathy is to understand people who are different than you are, it requires the willingness to cross borders of one kind or another. But what happens when the hardest borders to cross exist within ourselves—across competing desir... more

What happens when empathy moves beyond individual compassion and becomes a tool for systemic change? In this episode, host Jenell Coker sits down with Dinora, the Executive Director of the San Diego Organizing Project (SDOP), to explore how faith-bas... more

This special book club episode features a conversation with Peter Makari, co-editor of Rooted in Faith and Justice, about how Christian faith communities engage issues of Israel–Palestine, antisemitism, and human rights. Makari explains the long hist... more

When Kris spotted a flyer for Food Not Bombs on a Provo street corner, he didn’t hesitate—he called the number right away. He already knew what the group stood for: feeding people, not profit. What he didn’t know was that this moment would set the co... more

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Recent Guests

Rev. Amy Butler
Pastor, author, and founder of Invested Faith, former senior minister at Riverside Church.
Community Church of Honolulu
Episode: TCT Book Club- “Holy Disruption” with Author, Rev. Amy Butler
Dawn Darwin Weeks
Episode: TCT Book Club- “Holy Disruption” with Author, Rev. Amy Butler
David W. Congdon
Theologian, scholar, and author
University of Kansas Press
Episode: TCT Book Club- “Who Is a True Christian?” with Author David W. Congdon
Reverend Carol Rawlings
A former pastor at Oceanside Sanctuary, notable for being among the early women pastors in the church during the 1980s.
Oceanside Sanctuary
Episode: "I gave up, God won" with Rev. Carol Rawlings
Lyvonne Briggs
Body and sex-positive writer, preacher, poet, educator, and consultant
Episode: Bonus Re-Release: Sensual Faith with Lyvonne Briggs
Terri Hord Owens
General Minister and President of The Disciples of Christ
The Disciples of Christ
Episode: At the Table with Terri Hord Owens (Part 2)
Reverend Dr. Terri Hord Owens
First black woman to lead a mainline denomination as the general minister and president of the Christian Church, Disciples of Christ.
Christian Church, Disciples of Christ
Episode: At the Table with Terri Hord Owens (Part 1)
Daneen Akers
Author of the book Dear Mama God, which imagines God as a loving mother and explores themes of the Divine Feminine.
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Episode: Dear Mama God with Daneen Akers (Part 2)
Wil Gafney
Womanist theologian and author
Author and Professor
Episode: Wil Gafney & The Sanctified Imagination (Part 2)

Host

Jason Coker
Co-lead pastor at Oceanside Sanctuary Church, often discussing themes of empathy, social justice, and community engagement as they relate to faith.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 42 ratings
  • Real people, honest stories

    A reminder of how every day people have powerful stories to share as we all try to walk through our lives in face

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RRiicchh1967
    United Statesa month ago
  • Season 9 🙌🏻

    I’m really enjoying Season 9 so far! Keep up the great work! I feel inspired by hearing it’s okay, and even inspiring for me to say, “I’m Christian, but not THAT kind of Christian!”

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Erin Hearts
    United Statesa year ago
  • My favorite progressive Christian podcast

    I love listening to The Collective Table. It is insightful, inspiring and helpful in my daily life. I highly recommend it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elyss A
    United States4 years ago
  • Insightful & worth my time!

    Chelsea & Dana have great stuff to say, make me think, and are succinct, which is priceless to a busy mama who still wants to think about “God stuff” on an adult level!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MaryGrace227
    United States5 years ago
  • Helpful!

    This is good stuff!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ElSteve9
    United States5 years ago

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The hosts are commended for fostering a welcoming and affirming environment, resonating with diverse experiences.
Listeners appreciate the genuine stories and insights shared, reflecting relatable and transformative experiences.
Many express gratitude for the progressive perspectives, feeling inspired in their faith journeys.

Talking Points

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TCT Book Club- “Who Is a True Christian?” with Author David W. Congdon
Q: What is the relationship between Christian supremacy and white supremacy?
They are manifestations of efforts to monopolize power and determine who belongs within a community, creating exclusion based on arbitrary lines.
TCT Book Club- “Who Is a True Christian?” with Author David W. Congdon
Q: What role does Scripture play in a polydox community?
Scripture should be engaged in dialogue rather than viewed as a singular authority, allowing for multiple interpretations and discussions.
TCT Book Club- “Who Is a True Christian?” with Author David W. Congdon
Q: How might the shift from understanding Christianity versus Christianities help us better live into the faith that we proclaim?
It prompts recognition of the plural nature of Christianity and encourages embracing diversity and complexity within the faith, fostering a more inclusive community.
OSC Sunday Teaching - Educator Panel Discussion - August 17, 2025
Q: If the Oceanside Sanctuary could commit to one small but meaningful action this year to support local education, what would you love to see?
Suggestions included volunteering in classrooms and supporting mental health resources in schools.
OSC Sunday Teaching - Educator Panel Discussion - August 17, 2025
Q: Have there been any moments where your spiritual or emotional resilience was tested in your job? What helped you get through it?
Panelists discussed personal struggles and the importance of self-care, support systems, and maintaining mental health as educators.

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What is The Collective Table about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers progressive and affirming perspectives on Christianity, tailored for individuals who are interested in faith, social justice, and fostering joy. Engaging discussions feature a spectrum of topics, including the challenges faced by marginalized groups in religious contexts, empathy within Christianity, and the interpretation of biblical narratives in contemporary society. Each episode provides a platform for guests to share their personal stories, insights, and journeys of faith, often addressing how empathy, community, and activism intertwine with spiritual practices. Tailored for listeners looking to explore a compassionate and inclusive approach to faith, this podcast likely resonates with individuals questioning tradit... more

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2. We Can Do Hard Things
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Recent guests on The Collective Table include:

1. Rev. Amy Butler
2. Dawn Darwin Weeks
3. David W. Congdon
4. Reverend Carol Rawlings
5. Lyvonne Briggs
6. Terri Hord Owens
7. Reverend Dr. Terri Hord Owens
8. Daneen Akers

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