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Spiritual Practices, Social Justice, and Finding Vocation with Grace Aheron In this episode of Visions&, host Erendira Jimenez Esquinca interviews Grace Aheron, a queer, multiracial Asian American antiracist organizer, writer, and liturgist. Grace discusses her journey from church ministry to working with Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), a grassroots organization mobilizing white communities to fight racism. The conversation delves into Grace's identity, her personal and collective spiritual practices, and the intersection of spirituality with social justice work. The episode also explores themes such as the evolving landscape of spirituality, collective grief, and the challenges and transformations within political and faith-based organizing. 00:00 Introduction to Visions& and Today's Guest 01:01 Meet Grace Aheron: Background and Current Work 02:00 Personal Reflections and Vocational Journey 06:07 Rituals and Spiritual Practices 09:50 Spirituality and Social Justice 14:15 Exploring Christian Identity and Collective Stories 22:53 Decolonizing Spirituality and Political Identity 36:54 The Role of Grief and Collective Action 41:11 Future Visions and Final Thoughts Get full access to The Commons at EJE Studio at ejestudio.substack.com/subscribe [https://ejestudio.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]
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