Jennifer Roach

Jennifer Roach, a licensed mental health therapist and senior research associate focused on trauma in religious communities, shares her powerful journey from a pastor to a therapist. She discusses her personal experiences of abuse and the challenges of overcoming trauma. The conversation highlights the complexities of faith and accountability in addressing abuse, the inadequacies of safety measures in religious settings, and the vital role of community support in preventing child abuse. Roach's insights offer a poignant guide for resilience and healing.

In this episode, Jennifer Roach, a MDiv and LMHC, discusses the interdependence of men and women in both Evangelical and Latter-day Saints communities. She explores the different mindsets regarding communal living and individualism, highlighting the importance of a communal mindset in linking the human family together. Jennifer also draws comparisons between gymnastics and team sports to illustrate the concept of interdependence. Overall, the episode offers insights into how these groups perceive the roles and relationships between men and women.

Jennifer Roach, MDiv, LMHC discusses the baffling notion of Jesus and Satan being brothers, delves into the theme of unity in 1 Corinthians, explores the concept of 'brothers and sisters' and the belief in God as Father, analyzes the influence of an anti-Mormon film on evangelicals, explores misunderstandings of Jesus and Satan as brothers, and delves into the concept of the Premortal Council and its relevance in understanding the nature of God, Jesus, and Satan.