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Feb 27, 2024 39 min

Inaugural Episode-We Upp

from Unpresentable Parts Podcast

Episode 0: Unveiling the Unpresentable 🌟 Welcome to the very first episode of the Unpresentable Parts Podcast, where we dive deep into the conversations that challenge, inspire, and sometimes even unsettle us. Alongside our special Eve Edition, we're on a mission to make the "unpresentable" presentable. 🌟 In this inaugural adventure, join hosts Tim, Samenthur, Titus, and Jasmin as they lay the foundation of what promises to be a journey of discovery, laughter, and real talk. Inspired by 1 Corinthians 12:23-24, we're not just exploring scripture; we're opening up about the parts of ourselves that we often keep hidden - our "unpresentable parts." 💡 What makes you uncomfortable? What topics are difficult but need to be addressed in our fellowships? That's where we hope to go (however long this lasts). But it's not all serious - expect to learn something unexpectedly fun or interesting about each host, from our varying cultures and experiences as we walk with Jesus, proving that we're all a mix of light and shadow, strength and vulnerability. 🎧 Tune in for a 40-minute discussion and intro to where we're headed. 🚀 Air Date: 2/29 🎶 Listen on: Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music 📺 Watch: https://www.youtube.com/@UnpresentablePartsPod or https://www.facebook.com/UnpresentableParts/ Join us as we embark on this journey together, making the unpresentable, presentable.

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