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Everyday Peacemaking
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The Everyday Peacemaking Podcast features the stories of Everyday Peacemakers who are embedded within a world divided by difference. In the face of conflict, injustice, and violence, we don’t get even, but get creative in love. We’re not professional humanitarians. We’re everyday people who are learning to see God and themselves in our other. We’re daring to step off the roads of comfort and immerse into reality. And we’re choosing to contend in collaborative and costly ways. Everyday Peacemakers are a part of a restorative revolution and these are our stories. This podcast is produced by peacemaking training organization, Global Immersion.
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The Everyday Peacemaking Podcast features the stories of Everyday Peacemakers who are embedded within a world divided by difference. In the face of conflict, injustice, and violence, we don’t get even, but get creative in love. We’re not professional humanitarians. We’re everyday people who are learning to see God and themselves in our other. We’re daring to step off the roads of comfort and immerse into reality. And we’re choosing to contend in collaborative and costly ways. Everyday Peacemakers are a part of a restorative revolution and these are our stories. This podcast is produced by peacemaking training organization, Global Immersion.
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Everyday Peacemaking
In this final episode of the 2024 season of the Everyday Peacemaking Podcast, hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart reflect on the past year, emphasizing the importance of radical reflection over resolutions. They explore the Hebrew concept of ‘zakar,’ which means to remember and retell a story vividly. Jer shares an impactful experience from a war-torn village in Burma, while Osheta recounts her journey of shedding commitments and rediscovering her creativity. Together, they invite us to engage in self-reflection, identify pivotal moments from 2024, and look towards 2025 with hope and renewed commitment to Peacemaking. 03:01 Jer remembering 10:58 The Power of the Resurrection 17:05 Osheta remembering 22:45 Navigating the discomfort 25:26 Stones of remembrance 27:28 Invitation to remember PRO-HUMAN Apparel - Get your PRO-HUMAN shirt, hoodie, hat or more in our online store at https://www.bonfire.com/store/global-immersion/ Want a free PRO-HUMAN t-shirt? Make a donation of $100 or more or start a recurring monthly gift of $25 or more by December 31, and we’ll send you a free PRO-HUMAN t-shirt! Donate at globalimmerse.org/donate Learn more about us: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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In this episode, hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart explore what peacemaking looks like in the aftermath of the election. They unpack how different communities are processing the results and the impact on marginalized groups, emphasizing that there’s no single “right” way for a peacemaker to use the ballot. With honesty and grace, they wrestle with the best way to engage with those we’re in relationship with—especially those who voted differently. Grounded in the teachings of Jesus, Osheta and Jer navigate calls to action, the challenge of loving enemies, and the need to confront harmful policies. They remind listeners that “it’s not the end of democracy” and invite them to embrace radical, subversive peacemaking. This episode challenges you to reflect deeply on your role in mending divides and building the beloved community—because the work doesn’t stop with an election. 00:39 Setting up the conversation 02:17 Osheta’s Family Conversation 02:58 Impact of Elections on Different Communities 04:27 Jer’s Initial Reflections and Grounding Reminders 08:26 Navigating the Frenzy 12:06 The Role of Friendship in Peacemaking 13:41 Loving our enemy 19:39 The Responsibility of White Peacemakers 23:44 Distinct Gifts and Graces 26:07 If you voted for Trump... 30:56 The Urgency of Peacemaking 36:42 Different kinds of fear 40:30 Jesus’ Strategy PRO-HUMAN Apparel - Get your PRO-HUMAN shirt, hoodie, hat or more in our online store at https://www.bonfire.com/store/global-immersion/ Want a free PRO-HUMAN t-shirt? Make a donation of $100 or more or start a recurring monthly gift of $25 or more by December 31, and we’ll send you a free PRO-HUMAN t-shirt! Donate at globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com Photo by Vlad Tchompalov on Unsplash…
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In the uncertainty of an imminent election, Osheta and Jer offer a hopeful alternative to getting swept up in the anxious swirl of this divisive political moment. They invite us to receive the gift of our own belovedness and then extend this recognition to others. They offer this practice as a vision toward fostering the beloved community from within these politically charged times. Through personal reflections, theological insights, and practical strategies, they emphasize the importance of embracing our intrinsic worth as beloved individuals. Episode highlights include insights on beginning our day as the beloved, input on self-regulation in the midst of triggering moments, and an invitation to be anchored as pro-human peacemakers. 02:18 Belovedness as un-american 04:27 Jesus’ belovedness 13:15 Owning your belovedness 18:02 Microdosing belovedness 23:31 Belovedness on election day 25:51 Jesus’ strategy 27:38 The belovedness of our enemy 30:28 Belovedness beyond the ballot 31:38 Pastoral wisdom for election day Apply for the 2025 Leadership Cohort by November 15, 2024 at globalimmerse.org/cohort Pick up some Pro-Human apparel: bonfire.com/store/global-immersion Learn more about us: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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Autumn is here, and with it come plenty of starts and a constant barrage of asks to give, volunteer, and show up for meaningful causes. In this episode, Osheta and Jer explore the reality of compassion fatigue and how to discern ‘what’s mine to do.’ With personal anecdotes, they discuss the pulls on our empathy, managing the feeling of being stretched like Gumby, and the importance of grounding oneself spiritually to make wise decisions. From reflective daily practices to the Ignatian Examen, this conversation provides practical insights on maintaining peace and showing up authentically during this busy season. 02:10 Osheta’s compassion fatigue 05:29 Jer feels like Gumby 08:55 Osheta burns out 10:33 Doing the deeper work 14:38 Three things to look for 18:10 Mentorship 19:56 Socialized as a woman 21:35 Practice: Three questions 23:11 What’s mine to do? 25:33 Osheta does the examen 30:32 Closing Sign up for the cohort interest list or RSVP for an info session at globalimmerse.org/cohort Pick up some Pro-Human apparel: bonfire.com/store/global-immersion/ Learn more about us: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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1 Failing Forward: Peacemaking in a World Afraid of Making Mistakes 29:30
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29:30In this episode, hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart delve into the realities of failure and mistakes as crucial elements of our growth as peacemakers. They explore the anxiety around mistakes, the societal pressure to avoid them, and the importance of embracing mistakes as pathways to improvement rather than perfection. The discussion includes insights from poet Zedeka Poindexter and emphasizes the need for courage, humility, teachability, and generosity in both making and receiving mistakes. This liberating conversation invites listeners to reframe their approach to failure as a way to engage more deeply in the journey of peacemaking. 01:45 Spark from Zedeka’s Poetry 03:35 Navigating Divides and Fear of Mistakes 07:39 Learning Through Trial and Error 10:52 Insights from Ted Lasso 13:13 Infrastructure of self-reflection 13:49 Creating space for mistakes 18:47 Courage, Humility, and Teachability 24:43 How to receive an apology 27:08 Concluding Thoughts and Encouragement Zedeka Poindexter www.zedekapoindexter.com Hear her Peach Cobbler piece - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwYFMtUD70w Brenda Salter McNeil’s new book, Empowered to Repair: https://www.saltermcneil.com/empowered-to-repair Photo by Pawel Janiak on Unsplash Learn more about the Leadership Cohort at globalimmerse.org/cohort Sign up for the cohort interest list or RSVP for an info session at globalimmerse.org/cohort Learn more about us: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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In this episode, Osheta and Jer reflect candidly on the common experience of loneliness, recognizing that it’s always a part of the path of peacemaking. Reflecting on their recent Deep South immersion with the 2024 Leadership Cohort , they share their journey from isolation to discovering a sense of companionship and learning how to be lonely together. Through theological reflections and personal stories, they explore the significance of befriending loneliness, prioritizing companionship over community, and finding comfort in prayer practices. They encourage us all to acknowledge our own loneliness without anxiety, while seeking a way forward together with others on this journey. 01:44 shared experience of loneliness 04:38 befriending loneliness 11:08 finding your prayer practice 13:50 being lonely together 19:09 companionship more than community 22:02 gentle invitations Learn more about the Leadership Cohort at globalimmerse.org/cohort Sign up for the cohort interest list or RSVP for an info session at globalimmerse.org/cohort Learn more about us: globalimmerse.org Photo by hanya kumuh on Unsplash Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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1 An Attempted Assassination and America’s Lethal Fixation on Violence 32:51
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32:51This episode was a spontaneous conversation between hosts Osheta Moore and Jer Swigart reflecting on the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump. They discuss their immediate reactions, the importance of maintaining a peaceable presence, and how to navigate violent political climates as peacemakers. The conversation emphasizes the need for creating safe spaces, fostering sacrificial relationships, and building communities committed to repair. Diving deep into personal anecdotes, theological reflections, and practical advice, this episode offers a specific call to action to move beyond social media posts and instead, to gather around tables and lead through these tumultuous times. 00:41 Reacting to the Assassination Attempt 04:52 Personal Reflections and Boundaries 09:06 The Role of Peacemakers in Turbulent Times 16:50 Political violence 19:41 Embracing Fear and Love 20:07 Starfish vs. Spider Leadership 21:12 The Illusion of Eliminating Ideologies 24:17 Building Communities of Peacemakers Learn more: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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In this episode, Osheta and Jer delve into the intersection of parenting and peacemaking. They grapple with the temptation of fixing vs. being, naming the lure of project-oriented parenting and peacemaking. The high stakes of Christian parenting in particular are addressed, opening up a discussion about when we might need to reparent ourselves rather than focusing solely on the needs of our children. Unique practices in each of their households are shared, culminating in an invitation to parents to find their own authentic style of peacemaking as the greatest gift they can give their children. The conversation offers valuable insights for parents and peacemakers alike, exploring how to nurture children in a way that allows them to grow into the everyday peacemakers our divided world so badly needs. 02:42 Fixing vs being 06:03 How do you want to be remembered by your kids? 07:31 The problem with project-oriented peacemaking 14:19 The stakes of Christian parenting 18:18 Lowering the stakes 20:35 Reparenting ourselves vs. Parenting our kids 22:43 Household practices 23:55 Impatience with our own formation 25:50 Bringing kids into a story 28:06 Shielding kids from mistakes and failure 30:19 Integrity in our own style of peacemaking 33:17 closing Learn more: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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Jer kicks off the episode with a story about a recent encounter with his own stereotypes at a Guns to Gardens event in Bend, Oregon. This experience led him to question the fables he’s fabricated about “those people.” They wrestle with stereotypes as organized lies that shape the way we see others, and explore how to balance this awareness with genuine caution or wisdom in potentially unsafe situations. The conversation delves into broader themes of confronting stereotypes, the importance of proximity, and the interior transformation needed to see others as beloved. Listen for insights on disarming both physical weapons and the stereotypes that arm our imaginations. 02:38 Guns to Garden event context 05:15 Becoming a gun decommissioning site 10:07 The chopped up SUV 16:15 The interior work 17:33 How do we discern? 21:31 The Man or the Bear 24:31 Stereotypes 28:53 Practical ideas to get into proximity 34:30 announcements and credits Learn more: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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In this episode, Osheta processes a challenging experience of racism and her struggle to respond as a peacemaker when she was already depleted. The conversation explores the importance of self-care, acknowledging our triggers, and building an ‘infrastructure of support’ to remain grounded amidst everyday conflicts and tension. They emphasize the persistent presence of the Holy Spirit with us, the need for proactive preparation for difficult spaces, listening to our bodies, and how community is foundational to everyday peacemaking. 01:04 Osheta’s Shares an Encounter with Racism 07:46 Discerning when to walk away 10:06 Protecting the “other’s” belovedness 14:45 infrastructure of support 17:03 Preparing for difficult spaces 18:36 listening to our bodies 22:30 Resilience through the Spirit of God in us 27:18 A Gentle Invitation Learn more: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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1 The Practice of “Yes, and:” Embracing Resurrection Life Everywhere 34:36
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34:36In this episode, Osheta and Jer explore hope and its paramount importance in Everyday Peacemaking, inspired by this season of Eastertide. They delve into how hope, seen as both a skill and a practice, is essential in looking for and participating in ‘little resurrections’ amidst life’s challenges and divisions. Through personal stories, they illustrate the power of adopting a ‘Yes, and...’ posture, which acknowledges difficulties while remaining open to the ever-present possibility of resurrection breaking forth in daily life. The conversation culminates with a call to embrace the ‘resurrection impulse’ as Everyday Peacemakers, seeking out and nurturing moments of new life and hope in both the mundane and the monumental. 00:40 Reflecting on Eastertide 08:04 Little resurrections 09:57 Story of counter-protestors 22:04 Community and interior formation 27:03 Moving closer 31:11 Low stakes moments 32:55 Closing Invitation Learn more: globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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1 [Virtual Immersion] Facing Despair, Fear, and Anger Together - Mercy Aiken and Bruce Fisk 53:27
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53:27Our next Virtual Immersion conversation into the Israel/Gaza war wrestles with what to do as peacemakers when we drift into despair, give in to fear, or move in our anger from righteous indignation to dehumanizing rage. Jer Swigart is joined by Mercy Aiken and Bruce Fisk from the Network of Evangelicals for the Middle East (NEME), who are navigating these realities while fighting like peacemakers for an end to this suffering. The discussion is anchored in their personal stories of awakening to the injustices and complexities of the crisis, centered on the transition from being pro-Israel or pro-Palestinian to adopting a pro-human perspective. The conversation delves into the costs of taking such a stance, highlighting the personal, professional, and emotional tolls and the importance of solidarity and relationship-building in pursuing peace. The dialogue shifts to confronting feelings of despair, the challenges of maintaining hope, and the complexities of managing anger without dehumanizing the other, all towards growing our resilience and deepening our souls for sustained practice. 00:00 Opening Context 06:53 Mercy and Bruce Introductions 09:57 Waking up to a Larger Story 20:29 Pro-human is not neutral 22:39 The high cost of leaving a Pro-Israel Christianity 32:18 Despair, Fear, and Anger 40:58 What to do with despair 46:10 Anger The Virtual Immersion is a series of conversations to platform and amplify the experiences and insights of our Palestinian and Israeli friends and peacemaking partners. The live conversations first take place on Instagram Live @globalimmerse, and are then made available as podcast episodes. These are vulnerable, challenging conversations with peacemakers embedded within this war's trenches. Support our work at globalimmerse.org/donate Learn more about NEME's work: neme.network…
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1 [Virtual Immersion] Peacemaking with Palestinian Youth - Mahmoud Subuh 59:17
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59:17This powerful next conversation in our Virtual Immersion series is with Mahmoud Subuh, a Palestinian Muslim Peacemaker waging peace in the midst of the Balata refugee camp in the West Bank, currently under complete siege. Mahmoud shares openly about the immense challenges of both raising his own kids as well as working with Palestinian youth amidst the heightened tensions and trauma caused by living in one of the most densely populated and heavily fortified refugee camps. He discusses his efforts to guide them toward healing, advocating for reconciliation over revenge. This conversation grapples candidly with the question: Is it possible to cultivate the next generation of peacemakers in an environment overshadowed by violence? The Virtual Immersion is a series of conversations to platform and amplify the experiences and insights of our Palestinian and Israeli friends and peacemaking partners. The live conversations first take place on Instagram Live @globalimmerse, and are then made available as podcast episodes. These are vulnerable, challenging conversations with peacemakers embedded within this war's trenches. Support our work at globalimmerse.org/donate…
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1 From Gumbo to Gratitude: A Peacemaking Journey at the Table 36:35
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36:35Jer and Osheta discuss the table as a vital tool in mending divides. Osheta sets the stage with a poignant tale of gumbo-making that fostered connection, empathy, and a sense of belonging to one another. The duo unpacks practical strategies, emphasizing the essence of simplicity in hosting, the significance of thoughtful recipe choices, and the role of pacing for restorative conversations. They extend an invitation for listeners to participate in Maundy Thursday by hosting an intentional meal and proposing a meaningful red beans and rice recipe out of solidarity with our global kin. 03:34 Osheta’s Story 10:18 Maundy Thursday 11:33 Jer Responds 14:27 The Pace at the table 20:45 Recipes 22:59 Red beans and rice 24:58 Jer’s comfort food 28:38 Sending guests out into the world 34:39 Closing Osheta's Red Beans and Rice Recipe: https://bit.ly/oshetasredbeansandrice Listen to the first episode about the power of the table in everyday peacemaking: globalimmerse.org/blog/powerofthetable/ Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage: globalimmerse.org/blog/gazaceasefirepilgrimages/ CCDA Holy Week Devotional: bit.ly/CCDAGIholyweekdevotional Learn more about us at globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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1 [In Conversation] The Practice of Lament: Drawing Near to God in a Broken World - with Alejandra Ortiz 37:30
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37:30Theologian and peacemaker Alejandra Ortiz joins Osheta and Jer for a profound discussion on the practice of lament as central to our formation as Everyday Peacemakers. They explore how lament gives space to grieve the brokenness of the world. Alejandra shares a rich theological perspective illustrated with stories from her personal practice of lament. The conversation illuminates how lament fosters honesty before God, cultivates hope, and deepens our participation in community. The trio delves into lament’s biblical roots, its significance in personal and communal healing, and practical ways to integrate it into everyday life, even amid challenges like maintaining mental health. Ultimately, this episode encourages you to embrace lament as a transformational practice that brings you closer to God, deepens your compassion, and equips you for the realities of Everyday Peacemaking. This episode was recorded live on March 6. 05:54 Define Lament 07:43 How to cultivate space for lament 11:53 Lament as a community practice 16:03 Ideas for practices 20:07 Not a quick fix, but a way to sit in the pain 23:21 Lament and mental health 27:11 Having someone walk with you through lament 30:52 How to start 31:31 If you’re exhausted Learn more about us at globalimmerse.org Support our work: globalimmerse.org/donate Turning Over Tables theme music courtesy of The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com…
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