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Hosted by Lakshmi Piette · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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A podcast series interviewing Christian community members, leaders and founders to learn more about the blessings, challenges, practicalities and wisdom of Christian community living. lakshmipiette.substack.com
Lakshmi Piette hosts Dwelling Place (Podcast), a religion show with 33 episodes published.
Englewood Church is a 130-year-old church congregation on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis, IN (USA). Around the mid-1990s, the congregation transitioned to being intentionally locally rooted, with members deliberately
In this interview Mark shares of Amistad Catholic Worker’s 30 yr journey - from moving into the neighbourhood and sweeping the sidewalk to get to know people, to opening their backyard and house as a place of refuge and
CRECHE - the Charles River Episcopal Co-Housing Endeavor - is a “nonprofit organization that creates and supports a network of mixed-income, inter-generational co-housing communities in partnership with The Episcopal Chu
This October 2024 I had the utmost privilege and joy of attending the Nurturing Communities Network gathering on the beautiful sprawling grounds of Camp Loucon, Kentucky. I am incredibly grateful to the organisers for gi
Craig Lodge is a House of Prayer, “a place of hospitality, healing and spiritual revival… with a special care for the formation of young people” and with “a vision that all people have the opportunity to encounter the sa
“Shane Claiborne is a prominent speaker, activist, and best-selling author. Shane worked with Mother Teresa in Calcutta, and founded The Simple Way in Philadelphia. He heads up Red Letter Christians, a movement of folks
Bloomington Catholic Worker is an ecumenical intentional Christian community in southern Indiana, USA. Built upon the tradition of the Catholic Worker movement, the community lives a life of prayer, voluntary poverty, pa
Koinonia was founded by Clarence and Florence Jordan and Martin and Mabel England in 1942 as a “demonstration plot for the Kingdom of God.” At a time when racial segregation was expected and violently upheld, Koinonia co
Koinonia was founded by Clarence and Florence Jordan and Martin and Mabel England in 1942 as a “demonstration plot for the Kingdom of God.” At a time when racial segregation was expected and violently upheld, Koinonia co
The Blackfriars Community is a dispersed new monastic community in London, founded in response to a struggling parish. 2 years old, it is a small but flourishing community with an emphasis on contemplative prayer and see
The Nazareth Community is a dipersed new monastic community based out of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London. 5 years old, and 240 members strong (non-residential), the community take annual vows committing to the community
The 41 Community is suited in large 4-storey London terrace which houses 10 young professionals who intentionally live together. Sharing in daily and weekly rhythms of meals, fun and housework, the 41 Community offers th
Drawing on community connections and curious friends, on Sunday 9th July a group of us gathered for Sunday lunch in London as a convening of community-minded people. Post a marvellous roast, we gathered over tea and home
And so my community travels are starting to come to a close… (though not quite!). Very briefly (3hrs!) stopping over in Cambridge for lunch on my way back up North, Chris suggested he could interview me as a conclusion t
“Since 1958, the Pilsdon Community has been offering a refuge to people in crisis, welcoming those from all backgrounds and from many different walks of life – whether young or old, rich or poor. Pilsdon is a community t
Revd Canon Jonathan Herbert has spent over 25 years living in community, split across the Pilsdon community and Hilfield Friary. He is an environmental activist, CofE chaplain to gypsies and travellers for the Salisbury
Hilfield Friary is home to a mixed community of both monastics (Anglican Franciscans of the order of the Society of St. Francis [SSF]) and lay people. Together they share in a life of work and prayer with an emphasis on
Windsor Hill Wood started with the Jones family wanting to extend their home as place of refuge, especially for people in most need of it. From its humble informal beginnings in 2010, Windsor Hill Wood has become an ever
The Catholic Worker Movement was founded in America during the great depression by a small group of individuals, including Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin. Having started out as a newspaper in 1933, the Catholic Worker Move
Due to a problem with the mics, this interview was conducted over phone. I apologise for the consequently lower audio quality, but I believe the wisdom shared is more than worth it! The Chemin Neuf community was founded
Dr. Chris Smith
U.S. Representative for the 4th District of New Jersey · North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
1 appearance on this show
Joe Black
Co-Founder · Craig Lodge
1 appearance on this show
Shane Claiborne
Beating Guns & How to be an Ordinary Radical · Red Letter Christians
1 appearance on this show
Mark Colville
Amistad Catholic Worker
1 appearance on this show
Andrea Martinie Eiler
Bloomington Catholic Worker
1 appearance on this show
Sr Joanna Sikorska
Chemin Neuf community
1 appearance on this show
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Dwelling Place (Podcast) is hosted by Lakshmi Piette. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 33 episodes.
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