Masala Chai Theology with Father Joash
Fr. Joash P. Thomas, OSA, Good Trouble, Colten Barnaby, Rena, Randy Woodley, John Francis O Mara, Good on Wood Podcast, Munther Isaac, BIPJSpicing up our spiritual journeys with ancient, Empire-resisting, liberative, and precolonial Christian ways of understanding God and neighbour.
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Priest to the misfits. #1 Bestselling Liberation Theologian. Decolonial Theology Prof at St. Stephen’s University. Writing & speaking on Decolonial Missiology and Precolonial Eastern + Celtic Christianities. Author of The Justice of Jesus.
I write books, teach at Baylor U (opinions here are my own), work in the larger Church, and write, speak, teach, and preach about race, religion, politics, and culture. John Lewis, of Blessed Memory, invited us to start Good Trouble. Let's go.
Not free till we're all free. I'm good. I'm bad. I'm a Christian. I'm a sinner. I'm humble. I'm loud. I'm righteous. I'm a killer.
Co-director, Centre for Reconciliation Studies, St Stephen’s University, gramma, Métis/settler, peacebuilder, amateur poet, spiritual director, following Jesus on stolen land and would like to make that right. Tis all about kinship!
Mixed Indigenous writer of books, screenplays, articles. I explore spirituality, theology, Indigeneity, justice, race, farming. Recovering PhD, Distinguished Professor Emeritus. Speaking and living into healing our world.
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