EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 33 MIN
Ep 98 - Sacred Moments and Actually Living Your Life in Paris (Yes, Really) with Michelle Wahila
This episode is about showing up to build the life you want. Dawn and Ruth sit down with Michelle Wahila, an ordained Presbyterian pastor who said "nope" to traditional ministry and is now marrying English-speaking couples in Paris, leading retreats, and writing liturgies that'll punch you right in the feels. She's raising her kids French-style, navigating the gorgeous chaos of expat life, and just wrote a book called Ruffled by Grace.But here's the thing: Michelle's wrestling with the scary possibility of moving back to the States for family reasons, and wondering if her ministry can exist beyond Paris. Spoiler alert—it can, and we're gonna talk about why. This one's for anyone who's ever wondered if there's a creative, unconventional path forward when life throws you a curveball. Because there is, friend. There absolutely is.LINKS: https://www.discernbydoing.com/consecrate.cratejoy.com - It's Clergy Appreciation Month! Surprise your friend in ministry with a ConseCrate!00:00 A Dreamy Start at the Eiffel Tower00:16 Welcome to Creative: Meet Dawn and Ruth00:36 The Joys and Challenges of Community Theater02:09 A Day on the Farm03:48 Exploring Fergus Falls' History06:23 Introducing Michelle Wala: A Unique Ministry in Paris11:36 Raising Third Culture Kids in France14:23 Michelle's Book: Healing Through Quirky Liturgies16:50 Travel Show Ideas and Creative Practices18:19 Writing Process and Book Journey19:06 Publisher Collaboration and Book Launch21:07 Homecoming and Emotional Events23:18 Creative Collaborations in Paris24:16 Building a Business and Future Plans26:08 Balancing Family and Career28:29 Entrepreneurial Pastor and Future Steps31:37 Conclusion and Book Information
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