The Roys Report

Being a Woman of Color in a White Church

Oct 20, 2022

59:40

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Wilderness Foreign: A Filipino American Writer and Artist

3min

The Legacy of Faith

2min

Finding Your Found Family

2min

The Transition From a Multicultural Church to a Reformed Church

2min

The Importance of Code Switching

3min

The Importance of Being a Filipino American With a Southern Accent

3min

The Blind Spots of Immigrants

2min

The Rhetoric of Immigration

3min

10.

The Importance of Loving Your Neighbor

5min

11.

The Spiritual Abuse of Staff Communication

3min

12.

The Importance of Affirmation

2min

13.

The Struggles of Leaving a Good Job

2min

14.

The Relational Wilderness

6min

15.

How to Start a Private Online Community

2min

16.

The Good and the Bad of the Restore Conference

4min

17.

The Importance of Diversity in the Church

2min

18.

The Importance of Listening to Power

4min

19.

How to Be a Better Pastor

2min

20.

How to Be a Space for Those Who Don't Look Like You

3min

21.

The Roy's Report

2min

Guest Bios
Show Transcript

What is it like to be a person of color in a predominantly white evangelical church? Does fitting in require someone to change their behavior, appearance, and speech? And if so, what does that say about the church?

In this latest podcast, Julie explores these issues with Jenai Auman. Jenai is a survivor of spiritual abuse in an Acts 29 church.

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