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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2023 · 1H 2M

Christian Community and the Importance of Shelter with Houston Coley

from Artists of the Way

In this episode Jon speaks with filmmaker, youtuber, and podcaster, Houston Coley. They chat about his upcoming documentary about L'Abri, a Christian Organization that calls itself "a shelter for honest questions". They also unpack the topic of community, looking at God's role in community, why community forms around artistic projects, and what the digital world means for community.Houston is a documentary filmmaker, theme park theologian, movie philosopher, and self described "appreciator of beauty". Through his youtube channel he seeks to "cultivate spiritual imagination around art and pop culture". He is also the host of the Art Within Podcast, where they have recently done an entire season on the idea of community in the digital era.The Art Within Podcast: https://artwithin.substack.com/Houston Coley Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@houston-coley/featuredFind out more about the L'Abri Documentary: https://www.labridocumentary.com/Sign up for our newsletter: https://www.artistsoftheway.com/contact.htmlFind out more about Godspell: https://www.artistsoftheway.com/godspell.html

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