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 | 7 | Subscribers | Read | cozyteapastor.substack.com |
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Do Cozy Games Exist?
Before I get into the main topic for today, I want to say this is not a reaction post to this article or something to stir up drama that isn’t actually there. I think Jill Grodt’s article brings up some really interesting thoughts about coz...
Tiny Bookshop Is More Than a Game About Books
Tiny Bookshop is a new game released across platforms on August 7th by indie developer Neoludic, and I think it’s fair to say I’ve become an amateur bookshop owner. The game begins on the first day of Summer in Bookstonbury, and it is your ...
Growth Happens in Community
Moonstone Island was on my Wishlist for too long now, and last week I finally committed and bought it. Let me tell you, I have enjoyed every second of it so far. What I’ve really enjoyed with this game is that you get to choose how you grow...
Why Cozy Gaming & Faith? (Part 3)
Thanks for hanging around! This is the final piece of a 3 part intro series about me and my hopes and goals while I’m here. If you’re interested, check out part 1 and part 2 here.
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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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