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Hosted by Lamar Hardwick (D.Min.) · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Lamar Hardwick (D.Min.) hosts Bad Things Happen: Toward a healthy, hopeful, and helpful theology of suffering, a religion show with 31 episodes published.
In this 30 minute video Dr. Hardwick shares a workshop that empowers local church leaders to create disability inclusive worship services in their communities. Get full access to The Four Stages Substack at autismpastor.
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We’re back with Season Four of the HardLee Typical Podcast. Check out episode one! #hardleetypicalPodcast New episode is available now on all podcast platforms! Be sure to Subscribe to the HardLee Typical Substack page!
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It’s the end of the year and like most people I’m thinking about the upcoming year. I preached this message 2 years ago. We were still technically in a pandemic. Little did I know that in about two months I’d be diagnose
I preached this 10 minute message about responding to hate four years ago but I thought it was worth sharing again. Watch and share with someone you know. Blessings, Get full access to The Four Stages Substack at autismp
It’s been a while since I’ve been active on my podcast. That was mostly because of the rigor of cancer treatment. Well I’m happy to say I’m back, but with a brand new podcast and a co-host! Take a listen to a crossover e
Last Sunday I had the opportunity to share my story at Freedom Church in Acworth GA. Freedom Church is pastored by my good friend J.R. Lee and I usually speak there every July, but this message just hit different. If you
Here’s another #twominutechapterchat for my forthcoming book How Ableism Fuels Racism. In this episode I share the central thoughts about chapter one of the book which is titled Disability, Blackness, and Early American
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Yesterday I updated the congregation on my health and cancer treatment plan. Here are a few quick notes. 1. The spot on my lung is still small but unfortunately in a position that is too difficult to surgically remove. I
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The Mark of Slavery: Disability, Race, And Gender in Antebellum America. George Fitzhugh was born in Prince William County in the state of Virginia in 1806. Raised in King George County, Fitzhugh would graduate high scho
Amy Kenny is a disabled scholar and a Shakespeare Lecturer who hates Hamlet. She serves on the mayor’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Taskforce in her home city coordinates support for people experiencing homelessness
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Understanding racism requires understanding ableism. In this episode, we will begin to trace the connection between race, religion, and ableism in American history. Mentioned in this episode: The Mark of Slavery: Disabil
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Bad Things Happen: Toward a healthy, hopeful, and helpful theology of suffering is hosted by Lamar Hardwick (D.Min.). The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 31 episodes.
Bad Things Happen: Toward a healthy, hopeful, and helpful theology of suffering has published 31 episodes.
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