two | new convictions with Marty Solomon of The BEMA Podcast

three | new community with David Hayward aka The Naked Pastor

In the 3rd episode of The Wound of My People podcast, Jian brings us up to date with our organization’s whereabouts, and Alan interviews David Hayward aka The Naked Pastor, on his own story with leaving the church,  the dangerous patterns churches must avoid, and the righteous and loving practicals that can make new communities feel like a spiritual haven for so many wandering souls right now. Check out our references & citations here! [https://www.woundofmypeople.org/podcast/03-davidhayward] Fill out our survey on spiritual trauma/religious abuse here. [https://forms.gle/yNWoFu2iwKxdRz897] Support WOMP through our Patreon! [https://www.patreon.com/woundofmypeople]

two | new convictions with Marty Solomon of The BEMA Podcast

In the second installment of the Wound of My People Podcast, the story continues & Marty Solomon, host of the BEMA Podcast joins our very own Alan Tolbert for a conversation on growing new convictions & navigating new frontiers of the faith, especially after a heartbreaking experience in a religious community. Check out citations and resources for the episode through our website! [https://www.woundofmypeople.org/podcast/02-martysolomon] Fill out our survey on spiritual trauma/religious abuse here! [https://forms.gle/yNWoFu2iwKxdRz897] Subscribe to our Patreon! [https://www.patreon.com/woundofmypeople]

one | new beginnings with Jian Phillip White & Alan Tolbert

Wound of My People [//woundofmypeople.org] is an organization dedicated to exploring the intersection of faith & justice, in hopes of healing both spiritual and sociological wounds, & inspiring people of faith to participate fully in the pursuit of a more just world. Everybody loves a comeback, and Wound of My People is back and bigger than ever. At least, it’s gonna be. Just you wait. Listen in on WoMP co-founders Alan Tolbert & Jian Phillip White as they discuss (well mostly Jian monologues) their church experiences, social injustices, why they started Wound of My People in the first place, and what people can expect for the future of the organization and this very podcast, which also happens to be the first podcast anyone has ever made ever. Impressive, we know. Check out citations and resources for the episode here! [https://www.woundofmypeople.org/podcast/00-newbeginnings] Fill out our survey on spiritual trauma/religious abuse here! [https://forms.gle/FcMdTyZj5HyoDwZ48] Support us via Patreon here! [https://www.patreon.com/woundofmypeople]