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Saint Peter's Mixtape
by Saint Peter's Chelsea
Welcome to Saint Peter's Mixtape, the experimental podcast of St. Peter's Chelsea, a 190 year-old Episcopal Church on 20th Street in New York City committed to staying prayerful, hopeful and connected in this season. Our regular sermon podcast can be found under our church name. Here, we're mixing it up with guided prayers and meditations, interviews, storytelling, poetry and who knows where else we might go?
Episodes
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Diving Into Baptism with Father Michael: Prayer Book Perspectives
This Sunday's class on Baptism and Confirmation looked at the theological significance, historical evolution, and Episcopal Church practices highlighted in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer. Baptism was affirmed as full initiation into the Church, with the Baptismal Covenant linking faith to...
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Diving Into Baptism with Father Michael: An Anglican Theology of Baptism
This week, we talked about the place that Baptism holds in Anglican Christianity, serving as the foundational event for ouridentity and communal life as followers of Christ. Far more than a mere ritual, baptism signifies our profound immersion into Christ's life, death, and resurrection, drawing…
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Diving Into Baptism with Father Michael: An Introduction
This week, our focus was on the biblical foundations of baptism: where baptism originated, why Christians baptize, and what baptism means within the broader scriptural context. We started by reflecting together about what baptism means to each of us. Participants shared a variety of rich…
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The Story of My Body: Remember Your Baptism (Ian Trevethan)
Ian closed our Lenten series on the body with a tender and powerful story of growing up queer and in the closet as a young person. He shares about navigating shame, desire and anger, hiding his true self and the way he showed up in the world. Listen to his story about being “re-membered” by God,...
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The Story of My Body: Mind+Heart+Body (Aaron Niequist)
In our continuing Lenten series on the body, "Jesus Re-Member Me," Aaron reflects on the moment in his childhood when his mind, emotions and body began to split apart and the journey of returning back to wholeness. Centering prayer was the spiritual practice that helped him reintegrate these...
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The Story of My Body: Taste and See - Finding My Senses (Kirstin Swanson)
As a continuing part of our Lent series on the body, Kirstin reflects on how size is equated with goodness, morality, and competence in our society, and the false and relentless “hope” of diet culture, inviting us to respond to God's invitation to delight and goodness in our bodies in the here…
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The Story of My Body: Beginning - Middle - End (Lisha Epperson)
As part of our Lent series on embodiment, "Jesus, Re-Member Me," Lisha shares her journey - "what happened to her" as she made her way from the dance world to motherhood - the limitations and failures of her body. Considering her story one of the "quiet ones" - those that hide a brokenness we…
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The Story of My Body: Running Into Being (Christine Lee)
This Lent, we are focusing our spiritual practice on the body with our midweek series "Jesus, Re-Member Me: Lent and the Body." Christine kicked off our series by sharing the story of her body as it intersected with race, gender and spirituality: growing up as the child of Korean immigrants and...
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Embodied Examen: Lord, Come and See
On the final night of Epiphany Evenings: Watch For the Light, Lisha led us in an embodied examen prayer based on John 11:1-44, the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Where are the places in your life where you feel dead and that need to be brought back to life? Follow along with this...
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Embodied Meditation: Discernment
Join Lisha as she leads this embodied meditation about cultivating awareness and knowing perception, listening to our body as a guide for discernment. This meditation was originally led on 2/17/22 at our Epiphany Evenings: Watch For The Light gathering on Zoom.
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany VII): Love Your Enemies
The kind of love Jesus talks about in this week's gospel will likely not make it onto any Valentine's Day cards! It's a love that confounds the ways of this world, wider, longer, higher, deeper and stronger than death. Join Jimmy as he reads from Luke 6:27-38 and let God's Word sink into your…
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany VI): Blessed Are You
Jesus gets to the heart of his teaching in the Beatitudes, repeating the refrain, "Blessed are you..." -- who are poor, hungry, weeping -- and promises them the kingdom. Join Yahaira as she reads this passage from Luke 6:17-27 and allow this word to sink into your heart. In the first reading,...
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Embodied Examen (Live): Do You Want To Be Healed?
This is a live recording of Lisha leading an embodied examen based on the story of Jesus healing the lame man at the pool of Bethsaida in John 5. We bring our minds, emotions, imaginations and bodies into this scene and open ourselves up to what God wants to illuminate and heal in us.
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany V): The Miraculous Catch of Fish
This week, our gospel reading in Luke 5:1-11 focuses on how Peter's eyes were opened to who Jesus is in the miraculous catch of fish. Christine guides us through the four movements of this 20-minute lectio divina: to read, reflect, respond and rest. Music: Piano Moment by Zakhar Valhala on Pixabay
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany IV): Gracious, Dangerous Words
Jesus has a knack for getting in trouble! This week, we see what happens after he reads the scroll of the prophet Isaiah and claims that the Scriptures have been fulfilled in him. Full of grace and truth, he does not hold back and it doesn't go over too well with the listeners. Join the Lin…
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Embodied Meditation (Epiphany): Presence and Attention
At our first Epiphany Evenings gathering, Lisha led us in an embodied meditation, encouraging us to "follow the star," the light of Christ, and to give our presence and attention to him in this season. This meditation is about 20 minutes long so find a quiet place to sit, get comfortable, and…
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Imaginative Gospel Contemplation: The Wedding At Cana
At our first Epiphany Evenings on Thursday, Ian led us in an imaginative gospel contemplation of John 2:1-11. With each reading, he offers reflective questions to help us engage, starting with observation and moving us into using our imaginations to place ourselves in the story and encounter…
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany III): Filled With The Power Of The Spirit
This week, we get a front row seat to the start of Jesus's Spirit-filled ministry where he reads the scroll from the prophet Isaiah to announce good news to the poor and freedom for the captives. Join Marion, Corey and Karen as they read this story from Luke 4 as lectio divina. In the first...
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany II): The Wedding At Cana
This week, our Epiphany Bible Reading Schedule includes the story of the wedding at Cana, and how the glory of Jesus was revealed at a party! Join the Epperson family as they read this story together. In the first reading, listen for a word or phrase that stands out to you. Don't overthink or...
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Lectio Divina (Epiphany I): The Baptism of Jesus
In this first week of January, we move from Christmastide into the season of Epiphany, which is all about the manifestation of Christ to the world. During Epiphany, our prayer is, "Lord, I want to see." The gospel stories every Sunday are all about seeing who Jesus is in his identity as the Son…
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Poem (Christmas II): As Children Do
Lisha reads Drew Jackson's poem "As Children Do" based on Luke 2:41-52, the story of 12-year old Jesus in the temple as his parents searched frantically for him.
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Poem (Christmas I): We Gon' Be Alright & Gray Heads
Drew Jackson reads two of his poems "We Gon' Be Alright" and "Gray Heads" about Simeon (Luke 2:25-35) and Anna (Luke 2:36-38). In the first reading, just be present to the words, paying attention to your emotions, body, etc. Listen again and allow yourself to identity with either Simeon or Anna.…
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Poem: Leap! (Advent II)
Drew Jackson reads our second poem for Advent from his book "God Speaks Through Wombs: Poems on God's Unexpected Coming." This poem, Leap! centers on Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist. Listen to the poem three times. In the first listening, simply be present to the words without analyzing...
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Poem: Treasures (Advent I)
Drew Jackson reads "Treasures" based on Luke 2:17-19 from his book God Speaks Through Wombs: Poem's On God's Unexpected Coming: So they went with haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the child lying in the manger. When they saw this, they made known what had been told them about this child; and…
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Embodied Meditation
At Night Prayers, Lisha led us in meditation that helped to ground our bodies in stillness, openness and intention.
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The Lord's Prayer (New Zealand Prayer Book)
This week, Aaron and Lisha led us in a beautiful, expanded and adapted version of Night Prayers, drawn from the Book of Common Prayer as well as the New Zealand Prayer Book. The NZ Prayer book reflects the culture and language of the Maori with a deep consciousness of our connection to creation…
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Compline VII
This week, we focus on Sabbath, rest as an integral part of the rhythm of our lives as we continue praying for "those who work or watch or weep." Ian shared about the invitation and challenges to Sabbath, and the gift that it is from us to God. You can pray Compline along him on pg. 127 of the…
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Compline VI - The Prayer of Examen
This week, we're circling back to the theme of "keeping watch." Aaron taught us the prayer of examen, a daily practice that helps us become aware of God's fingerprints in our busy and distracted lives. You can pray Compline along with him on pg. 127 in the Book of Common Prayer.
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Compline V
In this week's Night Prayers, Kirstin shares about the practice of lament, where we bring the pain over what feels most unjust in our lives and world into God's presence. You can pray along with her on pg. 127 of the Book of Common Prayer or go to www.bcponline.org for The Order of Compline.…
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Compline IV
This week, we focus on "keep watch with those who work" as Ian guides us through reflection on the light and darkness of work and how our prayer and work transform each other in light of God's coming kingdom. You can pray Compline along with him on pg. 127 of the Book of Common Prayer. Music:...
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Compline III
Pray Compline with Lisha and Ila as we reflect on what it means to "keep watch" and pray with hope in God. You can follow along with them in the Book of Common Prayer on page 127 or check out www.bcponline.org/compline. Music: www.bensound.com
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Compline II
Pray Compline with Aaron in this second week of Night Prayers as we explore what it means to weep and create space for lament in our prayers. You can follow along with him in the Book of Common Prayer on page 127 or check out www.bcponline.org/compline.
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Compline I
Sit on your couch, light a candle and join Christine and Jimmy (with Baxter whining in the background) in this first week of Night Prayers. You can follow along in the Book of Common Prayer on page 127 or check out www.bcponline.org/compline. Music: www.bensound.com
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Trailer: What is Saint Peter's Mixtape?
This fall, we are experimenting with ways we can stay connected to God and to each other in this (still) uncertain season at St. Peter's Chelsea. Check out this brief intro from Christine about what Saint Peter's Mixtape is all about. Music: www.bensound.com
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Saint Peter's Mixtape, the experimental podcast of St. Peter's Chelsea, a 190 year-old Episcopal Church on 20th Street in New York City committed to staying prayerful, hopeful and connected in this season. Our regular sermon podcast can be found under our church name. Here, we're mixing it up with guided prayers and meditations, interviews, storytelling, poetry and who knows where else we might go?
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