EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 1H 1M
The R.A.C.E S2 EP2: The Intersectionality of Faith, Mental Wellness and the Climate Movement
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The R.A.C.E. – The Intersectionality of Faith, Mental Wellness, and the Climate Movement Join us for a powerful conversation about the interconnectedness of faith, mental wellness, and climate justice in our latest episode of The R.A.C.E. (Resilience, Advocacy, Community, and Empowerment) podcast! We’re joined by: Kenya Madison from Healthier Delray – Championing mental wellness and community health. Green The Church Co-Host – Leading faith-based climate justice initiatives.In this 50-minute episode, we explore:The spiritual connection between faith, worship, and mental resilience in the face of climate change.How faith communities can integrate eco-consciousness into worship for emotional and environmental healing.Tackling climate anxiety and eco-grief with education, action, and advocacy.Practical steps for churches and communities to build resilience through green initiatives and mental health support.Discover how faith-based solutions can empower us to heal both emotionally and environmentally. Tune in for a message of hope, healing, and tangible ways to take action in your community! #MentalWellness#ClimateJustice#FaithAndAction#GreenTheChurch#EcoHealing#Podcast
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The R.A.C.E. – The Intersectionality of Faith, Mental Wellness, and the Climate Movement Join us for a powerful conversation about the interconnectedness of faith, mental wellness, and climate justice in our latest episode of The R.A.C.E. (Resilience, Advocacy, Community, and Empowerment) podcast! We’re joined by: Kenya Madison from Healthier Delray – Championing mental wellness and community health. Green The Church Co-Host – Leading faith-based climate justice init...
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