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Utah Epodcopalians
by UtahEpodcopalians
A podcast designed to reflect on the Episcopal Church in our unique land of Utah.
Episodes
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Utah Epodcopalians: Ute Elder Forrest Cuch on How Creating "Tuniyay" Indian School Documentary Helped Heal Trauma That is Part of Indigenous People
In this episode of the Utah Epodcopalians Podcast: Ute Elder Forrest Cuch tells podcast host Craig Wirth how days of filming for the "Tuniyay" documentary was cathartic in telling the story of people who knew and only knew from his heritage who suffered at the Uintah Indian School. The...
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Utah Epodcopalians Podcast: Understanding Priest Vestments and the Structure & Symbolism of the Service
Finally, we explain what you probably wanted to ask! The Rev. Jason Samuel, Vicar of St. John's in Logan, is often called upon in the Diocese to put together liturgy for big diocesan events. He crammed a thousand years of ritual and tradition into a half-hour in this edition of the Utah...
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Utah Epodcopalians: The Point Ministry
In this week's episode of The Utah Epodcopalians Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Shannon Burke of The Cathedral Church of St. Mark as Chaplain to The Point. Dr. Burke shares her experience of being part of the ministry at The Point, an affordable living community for homeless senior adults. Listen...
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Utah Epodcopalian's Podcast | The Prison Ministry with The Rev. Dave Sakrison
In this week’s episode of The Utah Epodcopalian’s Podcast, host Craig Wirth sits down with The Rev. Dave Sakrison of St. Francis in Moab, discussing his longtime Prison Ministry. Tune in as they discuss the profound impact this project has on the lives of inmates in Monticello, UT, encouraging...
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Utah Epodcopalians | The 2024 Legislative Session with Deacon Libby Hunter
In the latest episode of the Utah Epodcopalians podcast, Deacon Libby Hunter led an enlightening discussion on the intersection of faith and political advocacy. With the Legislature set to start on Tuesday, this timely episode delves into thought-provoking topics into how our faith calls us to...
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Utah Epodcopalians | The Longest Night Service with The Rev. Kurt Wiesner
Craig Wirth is joined by The Rev. Kurt Wiesner of St. Paul's Salt Lake City in a discussion about the significance of a service known as “Blue Christmas” or “The Longest Night.” These ceremonies acknowledge the reality that amidst the festive celebrations of the season, some individuals reflect...
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Epodcopalians | The Rev. Pablo Ramos
Join us for this episode of Utah Epodcopalians as we sit down with The Rev. Pablo Ramos to discuss some of the struggles faced by some of the most vulnerable people in our community as well as what you can do to help!
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Utah Epodcopalians | St. James Food Bank
Join us for this episode of Utah Epodcopalians as we sit down with Jim Palmer of St. James in Midvale to discuss their Food Bank. Jim explains the process of the Food Bank and a bit of the history. It's an episode you won't want to miss. For even more information on St. James Food Bank, head to...
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Utah Epodcopalians | Youth, EYE, and Camp!
Join us in this episode of Utah Epodcopalians as we sit down with Karen Gleeson, Youth Coordinator, and Ingrid VanZanten, Camp Tuttle Director. We chat all things youth, including the upcoming Episcopal Youth Event, and of course, all things Camp Tuttle.
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Utah Epodcopalians | Pride 2023
Join us in this episode of Utah Epodcopalians as we discuss the upcoming Pride celebrations! We sit down with The Rev. Dani Lee of St. Mary's in Provo and Terry Palmer of St. James in Midvale. Listen in to find out how you can get involved in both the festival and the parade this year.
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Utah Epodcopalians | EFM
On this episode of Utah Epodcopalians we sit down with four mentors from the EFM program. Not sure what EFM stands for? Then listen in to this week's episode and find out all about it. Don't forget to attend EFM's graduation, coming up June 10th 2:00-4:00 p.m. at St. James Church in Midvale.
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Utah Epodcopalians | Lent
On this episode of Utah Epodcopalians we are discussing the season of Lent with Fr. Trace Browning of All Saints in Salt Lake City. Listen in as Fr. Trace explains how Lent is the preparation for Easter and hear his favorite part of the season.
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Utah Epodcopalians | Advent with The Rev. Holly Huff
On today's episode of Utah Epodcopalians we are chatting with The Rev. Holly Huff from the Cathedral of St. Mark's about Advent. Join us as we discuss the importance of the season of Advent and find out how you can immerse yourself in your own at Advent practices.
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Utah Epodcopalians| Bishop Spiegel
On today's episode of Utah Epodcopalians we are talking with our new Bishop, The Right Rev. Phyllis Spiegel! We discuss having hard conversations during the holidays, advent traditions, and Bishop visitations.
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All Hallows Eve
Halloween didn’t just somehow start with costumes and trick-or-treat. It goes back to All Hallows Eve which is the evening before All Saint’s Day in the Christian calendar. Hallows is the term for Saints, so it is the eve of the saints. The Utah Epodcopalians traces the origins and the religious...
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Utah Epodcopalians | Transition
On today's episode of Utah Epodcopalians we are talking about transition. Transition from our current Bishop, Bishop Scott B. Hayashi, to our new Bishop, Bishop-designee Phyllis Spiegel. Join us on September 17th, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. for the Consecration Service of the 12th Bishop of Utah. Please...
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General Convention 80 Part 2
In the second of this two part special diocesan podcast, The Rev. Kurt Wiesner of St. Paul's SLC continues to discuss General Convention 80. We discuss the timely and important resolutions centered on LGBTQI and women’s ministries, racial justice, and gun control. We also discuss the next steps…
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General Convention 80
A special diocesan podcast features The Rev. Kurt Wiesner of St. Paul's SLC to discuss all things General Convention 80. In the first of a two part series, we chat about the experience our deputies had during GC80. We also discuss the bold resolution regarding the Book of Common Prayer. Of…
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All About Camp Tuttle
Utah Epodcapalians join with Shine and Frets from Camp Tuttle to chat all about summer camp! While the beautiful grounds of Camp Tuttle may remain the same over the years, camp looks a lot different in 2022; inclusive cabin lodging, a wide variety of food options, and an on-site mental health...
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A Chat with Russ Pack
In this episode of "Utah Epodcopalians" we are chatting with Russ Pack from the Transition Committee. What's the Transition Committee you may ask? Well, take a listen and learn all about the search for Utah's next Bishop.
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A Native of Giving
On this episode of Utah Epodcopalians, the Diocese of Utah's Craig Wirth sits down with The Rev. Michael Carney and Forrest Cuch from St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church (Whiterocks) to talk about their new book A Native Way of Giving.
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Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women
We are debuting a special edition of the diocesan podcast “The Utah Epodcapalians” highlighting the gift of a half-century of the ordination of women. The church cleared the way for women to first be ordained as Deacons in 1971. Ordination to the Priesthood came later in 1977. The Diocese of Utah...
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Celebrating 154 Years in Utah
On July 4th 1867, Daniel S. Tuttle, the first Bishop of the Diocese of Utah arrived in Salt Lake City. A lot has happened with our church in the last 154 years, giving Craig Wirth and our Diocesan Historiographer, Kurt Cook, plenty to talk about!
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Utah Epodcopalians | Camp Tuttle
This week, Craig Wirth was joined by Karen Gleeson (Shine) and Ingrid VanZanten (Frets) to talk about what's happening at Camp Tuttle this summer! You don't want to miss this.
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Bishop Search Updates
On this episode of Epodcopalians, The Rev. Michael Carney (Nominating Committee chair and vicar at St. Elizabeth's in Whiterocks) joins the diocese’s Craig Wirth for a conversation about ongoing bishop search process. You can watch video versions of the podcasts on Youtube or you can tune-in on...
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Lent 2021
On this episode of Epodcopalians, The Rev. Canon Mary June Nestler (Course Director at St. George’s College in Jerusalem) joins the diocese’s Craig Wirth for a conversation about Lent during this unconventional year. You can watch video versions of the podcasts on Youtube or you can tune-in on...
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Political Unrest and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect how we worship in 2021. We have also come to witness deep political unrest and violence across our nation, including last week in Washington, D.C. On this episode of Epodcopalians, The Rev. Charles Robinson of St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Park City) joins...
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Online Worship in the Time of COVID
A year ago, we never would have guessed that the COVID-19 pandemic would turn our world upside down as much as it has. Despite the challenges facing us, we have remained committed to offering worship opportunities for all in our diocese. On this episode of Epodcopalians, The Very Rev. Tyler...
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All Hallows Eve
Halloween didn’t just somehow start with costumes and trick-or-treat. It goes back to All Hallows Eve which is the evening before All Saint’s Day in the Christian calendar. Hallows is the term for Saints, so it is the eve of the saints. The Utah Epodcopalians traces the origins and the religious...
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Utah Epodcopalians | Election Anxiety
Bishop Hayashi joins Craig Wirth to chat about the upcoming election and what we can do to handle election anxiety in healthy way.
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The Bishop Search
As you well know, Bishop Scott B. Hayashi is retiring next year and we are deep in the process of finding his replacement. On this episode of Epodcopalians, we are joined by the Rev. Michael Carney from St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church to discuss how the search is going!
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All About Lent
If you listen to the Utah Epodcopalians, you know by now that we enjoy talking about seasons of the church year. Lent may be more commonly known than other seasons, but it is still misunderstood. The Very Rev. Tyler Doherty, our guest on this episode, talks all about Lent: what it means and how…
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Faith
This episode of Utah Epodcopalians talks on a topic that is central to religion and most spiritual journeys - faith! The Rt. Rev. Scott Hayashi discusses what faith is and how it can be different from person to person. The bishop also gives insight on how to strengthen one's faith.
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You ARE Loved
Valentine's Day is coming up, and so the Utah Epodcopalians decided to discuss love. Our special guest, The Rev. Michael Carney, Vicar of St. Elizabeth's in Whiterocks, delves into the different kinds of love and how love connects to faith. He and host Craig Wirth also discuss the Presiding…
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Becoming Involved at the Utah Legislature
This episode of Utah Epodcopalians talks about a current event in our state - the legislative session. This episode features two special guests who discuss the importance of being heard in the legislature by staying informed on current issues. The Rt. Rev. Scott B. Hayashi, who is always an...
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Epiphany
The Utah Epodcopalians love talking about seasons of the church year, and the newest episode is about the season of Epiphany! The Rt. Rev. Scott B. Hayashi is the special guest on this episode, and he discusses what Epiphany is, how it is separate from Christmas, and how we can best recognize and...
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The Inn Between
As winter approaches, it is difficult to think of those who are ill and homeless. Many of them die on the street alone, without care and without family. The Inn Between is an organization created to address this unfathomable reality. It is a hospice and respite care facility dedicated to the...
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All About Advent
It may be Christmas season in the malls, but it's Advent in the Episcopal Church. Advent is one of the least understood seasons in the church calendar. It is a time of reflection and preparation that enhances the meaning of the upcoming season of Christmas. Bishop Scott B. Hayashi and St. Mark’s...
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All Hallows Eve
Halloween didn’t just somehow start with costumes and trick-or-treat. It goes back to All Hallows Eve which is the evening before All Saint’s Day in the Christian calendar. Hallows is the term for Saints, so it is the eve of the saints. The Utah Epodcopalians traces the origins and the religious...
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Seasons of the Church Year
The concept of seasons is one of the most misunderstood in the Episcopal Church. Not Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall, but instead Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, and Pentecost. These seasons and the colors associated with them form the "Liturgical Calendar." It is a basic and essential…
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Better Angels: A Safe Forum for Political Conversation
Safe and respectful political conversation! This episode of Utah Epodcopalians highlights St. Luke’s 14-year program of promoting meaningful civic dialogue in a safe environment, through "Project for a Better Understanding" and now "Better Angels" workshops. Better Angels workshops are a place to...
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Sunday School
Kids are back in school and that also means "church school." On this timely episode of Utah Epodcopalians we talk Sunday School with St. Paul's (SLC) Russ Pack. Russ just finished 27 years teaching and directing Sunday School and youth programs at the urban congregation. He's seen children and...
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The Fifth Gospel
It is difficult to visualize the steps of Jesus or the stories of the Bible in a land halfway around the world. However, The Rev. Canon Mary June Nestler is an expert in Biblical history and in the land in which the Books of the Bible take place. The powerful settings of Biblical stories are…
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Gun Violence
What can or should a church do to combat gun violence? Bishop Scott Hayashi recounts The Episcopal Church’s decades of advocating laws to reduce gun violence as well as his own efforts to testify at the state legislature concerning guns. It's episode nine of Utah Epodcopalians.
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Welcome the Stranger
"When you welcome the stranger, you welcome Jesus. The book of Hebrews in the New Testament says those who have welcomed the strangers have sometimes welcomed angels unawares." - Presiding Bishop Michael Bruce Curry Immigration is an issue that has divided our nation, separated families and…
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Our 152-Year History and Who We Are Now
Happy Birthday to the Episcopal Church in Utah! In July of 1867, The Rt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle arrived in Utah to bring the Episcopal Church to the "wild" west. He would also establish a faith of social justice that still drives much of the church's outreach today. In episode seven of Utah...
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Hunger and Homelessness
"When Jesus says, 'Let the little ones come unto me,' the 'little ones' are a sign of everybody who is on the margins. And so, it's the church's job to be welcoming and a source for mercy and compassion for all those people." - one of the many thought-provoking responses from The Very Rev. Tyler...
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Camp Tuttle and Youth Ministry
School's out for summer! That means it's time for Camp Tuttle, the Diocese of Utah's outdoor youth ministry to get into full swing. This episode's guests are Karen Gleeson, Camp Liaison/Youth Ministry Coordinator, and Melanie Lees, Camp Director...or as they're known at camp - "Shine" and "Mama...
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Utah Pride Festival
For this episode of Utah Epodcopalians, we are gearing up for the 2019 Utah Pride Festival! The Episcopal Diocese of Utah has participated in the festival and marched in the Pride Parade for many years. This year's diocesan participation is being coordinated by St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Salt...
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Culture and Faith
This episode considers how culture and faith are connected and explores the ways in which these concepts interact. Guests are The Rev. Michael Carney, Vicar at St. Elizabeth's in Whiterocks, Utah, and Forrest Cuch, a Ute, advocate and educator, and the Bishop's Warden at St. Elizabeth's.
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