Welcome to All things… Episcopal where we talk about anything and everything related to the Episcopal church. This podcast was designed with young people ages 18-39 in mind and a place to learn more about The Christian faith with the Episcopal lens.
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Episcopal Diocese Of West Missouri Podcasts
In this episode… This week, we’re chatting with two K-State students who grew up in the Church and actually love it. They open up about what keeps them coming back — from the rhythm and peace of the Holy Eucharist to how the liturgy hits differently now that they’re navigating college life. Tune in for real talk about faith, finding meaning in trad…
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In this episode… In this episode, Clare, Kelsey Phillips and Riley Brown dive into one of the oldest — and most misunderstood — topics in Christian theology: heaven and hell. Together, with Mtr. Kelly Demo, they unpack what the Episcopal Church teaches (and doesn’t teach) about the afterlife, judgment, salvation, and what it all means for how we li…
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Holy And Human: Stories from Young Adults in the Pews - Riley Brown
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In this episode… We talk about a new segment of the All Things…Episcopal Podcast, the new Young Adult Missioner of the Diocese of West Missouri and how young adults sustain their faith in times of uncertainty. About the Hosts The Rev. Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) is the curate for Campus Ministry at Kansas State University and the Associate for co…
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Bonus Episode: God’s Time ≠ Your Planner: Telling Liturgical Time
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In this episode, Fr. Ryan Williams is joined by Mtr. Katherine Mansfield and they talk about how the church tells time, something that is very important in the Episcopal church and several denominations. We unpack: ● Linear time vs. spiral time—yes, we’re getting a little philosophical ● Why Sundays aren’t just Sundays, and what it means to step ou…
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Bonus Episode: ATE in the Wild: Love from Episcopal Summer Mega Camp
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In this episode, we dive into the winding path from Episcopal summer camps to college campus ministries with guests who’ve lived the journey. From first-time campers to seasoned student leaders, they share how early nudges (or outright shoves!) into camp life planted seeds of faith, community, and identity. We explore how those formative summer exp…
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Bonus Episode: Saved from What? Saved for What?: Grace and Salvation in the Episcopal Church
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In this episode… In this episode, we’re breaking down two churchy words that carry a lot of weight: grace and salvation. What do they really mean—and more importantly, what do they mean for your actual, everyday life? We explore these big ideas through the Episcopal lens, where grace is God's unconditional love, freely given, and salvation is about…
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A Very Episcopate Conversation: Introducing the newest bishop in the Episcopal Church, Rt. Rev. Amy Dafler Meaux, IX Bishop of W. MO
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In this episode… we have a fun, heartfelt, and inspiring conversation with the newest bishop in the Episcopal Church — The Rt. Rev. Amy Dafler Meaux, IX Bishop of Western Missouri! We dive into Bishop Amy’s incredible call story, her passion for ministry with children and youth, and her surprising hobbies — from knitting and video games (yes, she l…
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The Three Days: A Journey Through the Triduum
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In this episode...We dive into the heart of Holy Week and explore the most sacred stretch of time in the Episcopal Church’s liturgical calendar: the Triduum—those powerful three days that carry us from Maundy Thursday through Good Friday to Holy Saturday. We talk about what these days mean, why they matter, and how they invite us into the mystery o…
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Welcoming the Stranger: Immigration and Migration
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In this episode… We talk about Immigration and Migration and how it is impacting folks socially and spiritually. We hear from two young adults, one from the Diocese of W. Missouri and one from the Diocese of Kansas. We are also joined by the Reverend Mtr. Sarah Shipman (Diocese of Kansas) who also serves as the Director for Episcopal Migration Mini…
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In this episode... We talk about vocation and discernment and how each of us are called to take time to reflect on what God is calling us to each become and the gifts and skills that come with who God dreams of us becoming and how we are to share that with the Body of Christ and the broader community. About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) i…
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The Lion, the Wizard, and the Microphone
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In this episode... we talk about Christian themes in popular fiction, specifically Harry Potter and Chronicles of Narnia. Nerd out with us as we talk about some of our favorite books and how they can highlights elements of the Gospel! About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) is a member of the laity and currently a college, youth, and children…
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In this episode… We talk about why young adults claim a Christian identity, what love and struggles they have with the Episcopal Church, what they long for in their spiritual lives, and how the scare “E” word (Evangelism) is actually a blessing and gift to them and the church. About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) is a member of the laity a…
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In this episode... We talk about a new partnership with the Diocese of Kansas, farewell to some co-hosts and introduce some new co-hosts. We also debate whether or not incense is helpful or a distraction in worship, we talk about the joys of pet and our favorite times within the liturgical year. This episode is packed with laughter, reflection and …
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In this episode… we talk about resolutions, policies, and stances of the Episcopal Church and more specifically the Diocese of W. Missouri has surrounding Women’s Reproductive Health, gun safety and gun reform, and while we have addressed this in a previous episode, inclusion of members of the LGBTQIA+ community not just as members of the church bu…
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A Very Episcopate Conversation- Creation Care with Bishop Cathleen
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In this episode… we talk about Creation Care. This is a well talked about topic in the Episcopal Church as we are called to be good stewards of God’s creation. For this conversation we are joined by Rt. Rev. Cathleen Bascom, 10th Bishop of Kansas and Riley Demo, a young adult who is a graduate student at Johns Hopkins Blomberg School of Public Heal…
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In this episode… we continue with the tender and complex topic of death. Sarah Lagergren (laity) is in conversation with us about what it is like to be a young adult, pediatric cardiac advanced practice registered nurse, a mom, and spouse, how she holds the tension of healing and heartbreak, how she copes with letting go and grieving and allowing t…
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In this episode… In this episode we touch on a tender topic that impacts all of us, death. Fr. James Yazell is in conversation with us. We talk about God’s promises when we and our loved ones pass, the Pastoral Offices, specifically we talk about Ministration at the Time of Death and the Burial of the Dead. We also touch on the spiritual practices …
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The Great Divorce…But Not Really: Church History
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In this episode… we are in conversation with The Rev. Dr. Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski for an Ask Me Anything episode on Church History. We tackle all the things about the schisms of the early Church, unity over uniformity, and the most scandalous questions that is often asked about the start of the Church of England… Did the Church of England start ove…
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In this episode… we invite two vocational deacons (their permanent ordained calling vs. a transitional deacon who later goes on to the priesthood) to join us. They talk about the role and function of a vocational deacon, their call story, and how they each live out their calling in very different ways. The Reverend Barbara Wegener and The Reverend …
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In this episode… we unpack the meaning of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM) or as we here at All Things…Episcopal like to say, The Boss Lady. Fr. David Kendrick talks about how for some Episcopalians they find a meaning in having a devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and how scripture informs a personal devotion to the Boss Lady, our beloved Blessed Vi…
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In this episode… we unpack the question, do Episcopalians actually read Scripture? We are joined by the Very Reverend Dr. Andy Keyse for this conversation. We talk about how Episcopalians view Holy Scripture and is there a way to faithfully study and understand them. We also discuss the importance of translations of the Bible and where to start rea…
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It’s the Great Eucharist Charlie Brown! Pt. 2
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In this episode… we continue our talk about the sacrament of Holy Communion and the Episcopal doctrine of the Eucharist, “Episco-ettique” as Fr. David calls it, when we receive the consecrated elements and the pastoral ministry and responsibility of distributing the consecrated elements of the Eucharist. We also “unpack” some terms that are talked …
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It’s the Great Eucharist Charlie Brown! Pt. 1
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In this episode… we talk about the sacrament of Holy Communion and the Episcopal doctrine of the Eucharist, “Episco-ettique” as Fr. David calls it, when we receive the consecrated elements and the pastoral ministry and responsibility of distributing the consecrated elements of the Eucharist. We also “unpack” some terms that are talked about frequen…
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A Very Episcopate Conversation- The Rt. Reverend Diane Jardine Bruce, Bishop Provisional of Diocese of West. Missouri
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In this episode… we talk about the role and function of a bishop and you will hear from our own bishop, The Rt. Reverend Diane Jardine Bruce. You will hear her joys and humor. Her call story to both the priesthood and the episcopate (fancy name for bishop). You will also hear her deepest prayer for the young people of the church. About the Hosts Cl…
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Maybe there is a unicorn church: The Episcopal Church’s work toward inclusion of the LGBTQIA+ Community
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In this episode… we hear from one member of the clergy and one member of the laity who are members of the LGBTQIA+ community. We hear their stories; we learn a bit more on the journey toward inclusion the Episcopal Church is making, and we hear a real time learning moment that one of our podcaster’s experiences. About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano …
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The Church as a spiritual community and an institution
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In this episode, we hear from Fr. David and Fr. Collin about koinonia, or communion, and the importance of participating in the church community. They addressed challenges within institutions, the benefits of having a church community, and their personal experiences within the church. About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) is a member of the…
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A Great and Challenging Beauty of Interpreting Scripture
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In this episode, we hear a sermon that was delivered by Clare Stern-Burbano and Dani Valencia Montoya on May 7th for Youth Sunday. They addressed the challenges and healing spaces that studying scripture offer us as followers of Christ. Additionally, they also have a conversation about what the sermon writing process was life, what types of prayer …
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It's not pew aerobics, it's personal and corporate piety
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In this episode… we talk about personal and corporate piety. Why we do the things we do. It is not just pew aerobics; it is reverence for God. However, in the Episcopal Church, not every parish will have the same exact same piety in a worship service, nor will everyone have the same personal piety. Piety is less about doing the “right thing” and mo…
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Full Communion…it’s not just a meal, but a relationship
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In this episode… we talk about the meaning behind Full Communion, “Called to Common Mission” with the Evangelical Lutheran Church USA. We hear from The Rev. Anne Kyle about her ministry as an Episcopal priest serving not one but two congregations, one Episcopal and one ELCA. “According to this agreement, the Episcopal Church and Evangelical Luthera…
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“Belonging, Believing, and Becoming the Church of the Future.”
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In this episode… We hear from two college students in Springfield, MO who talk about finding their way to the Episcopal Church and what lead them to make the decision to be Confirmed in the Episcopal Church. About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) is a member of the laity and currently a youth and college minister at a parish in Kansas City, …
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In this episode… We hear from Danni Valencia Montoya, a young adult member of Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral. She speaks to us about hope for the future of the Church as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and what gives her hope during the Easter season. The first portion of the episode is an interview between Clare and Danni and the second porti…
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In this episode… We talk about prayer and one of the ways Episcopalians engage in a prayer practice. We explore the daily office and how to use the Book of Common Prayer to move through the Daily Office. About the Daily Office, “After the Anglican Reformation, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer (1489-1556) reduced the eight monastic offices to the two servi…
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In this episode… We introduce the podcast hosts, explore the initiation into the Body of Christ through the sacrament of Holy Baptism and hear Justin Smith’s Baptism story. Justin is an active young adult at St. Mary’s in Kansas City MO. About the Hosts Clare Stern-Burbano (she/her) is a member of the laity and currently a youth and college ministe…
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