Faith Adjacent
I Kid You Not: Faith Practices
Aug 24, 2023
In this episode, the hosts discuss 'Woven: Nurturing a Faith Your Kid Doesn't Have to Heal From', a book written by one of the hosts. They share a strange encounter with a medium and explore the anxieties surrounding family faith practices. They provide tips for managing expectations for a screen-free family Sabbath and offer advice on helping kids find joy and authenticity in prayer. They also discuss various faith practices to share with kids, including nature hikes, sharing meals, acts of generosity, and doing less.
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Quick takeaways
- Faith practices can be tailored to individual preferences and experiences, allowing families to explore diverse practices that resonate with their unique dynamics.
- The focus of children's faith formation should be on creating a comfortable and inclusive environment, prioritizing intergenerational relationships and friendships, rather than solely emphasizing church attendance and specific forms of participation.
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Revisiting First Ideas and Interpretations of Faith
In this special episode, the hosts discuss the importance of revisiting our initial ideas and interpretations of the Bible, God, and faith. They explore the desire to offer our younger selves a reintroduction to these ideas and the goal of helping our children discover a faith that doesn't require healing. They also highlight a new book, 'Woven: Nurturing a Faith Your Kid Doesn't Have to Heal From,' written by one of the hosts, Meredith Ann Miller.
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