Cozy Tea Church
Ian CampbellWelcome! I'm Ian or Cozy Tea Pastor, and I'm glad you're here. I am a United Methodist pastor, and I am also a cozy gamer. I wanted to create a space to find connections between cozy gaming and faith & spirituality. I hope you join me in the journey!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | cozyteapastor.substack.com |
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Games That Slow Us Down
I recently finished reading The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer, and it has me thinking a lot about…well, urgency. The general pace of life has changed in the last century, and Comer argues that it has done some real harm t...
Observations in Nova Lands
Nova Lands is an exploration game with automated factory building and resource management developed by BEHEMUTT.1 I started playing this game about a week ago on PC, and I’ve noticed a few things in my gaming experience so far.
"Grace and Peace"
You’re in the opening minutes of a new game. You’ve watched the first scenes, you’ve met and named your character, and now you’re hearing from the person who will send you off on the rest of your adventure.
Remembering the Games that Changed Us
In Christian traditions across the world, November 1st is All Saints Day. In The United Methodist Church (my home denomination), we don’t recognize the sainthood of particular individuals. However, traditionally we use the first Sunday of N...
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UMC Pastor I love indie and cozy video games, I love a good cup of tea, and I enjoy finding connections between gaming culture and faith.
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