Hi Nadia. Thank you for all you do to lead with love and light. I haven’t listened to your interview with Abby yet, but the blessing you expressed over her was enough for me to know that my daughter has experienced something similar, which is why our entire family left the Catholic Church. I wanted to share a live webinar we just did together about her journey, our journey, as mother/daughter through faith and fear and our undoing and coming back together: "How my queer, Christian daughter inspired me to be a better human" I appreciate you 🤙
This was a great conversation. The similarity between drug & alcohol addiction and eating disorders (my issue) continues to surprise me. Numb is the goal.
My wife found your podcast with Abby yesterday, and suggested it to me based on the work I am currently doing on myself as far as personal growth and exploring my past and relationships with the church and my family. This could not have come at a better time. To hear so many pieces of my own story spoken out loud gave me a sense of calm and peace that I haven't had in a very long time. I have since been pouring over your content and exploring this community. Thank you for all that you do and the messages you put out into the world. You have no idea how much impact they have had in the very short time that I have discovered them.
Hey Nadia. I do consider you my pastor even though we have never met. Your spirit is inspiring and I deeply appreciate your humility and service. I was blown away by Abby's story and related to her message on a very personal level and gained so much insight after the podcast. When she said she basically was choosing between religion and her family, it struck such a deep connection in me of being a young, afraid 12 year-old on a wooden pew in rural Oklahoma in a Southern Baptist church; believing at that age there was inherently wrong with me because of the secret I hadn't told anyone I was gay. After decades of running, I came to a place much like Abby and her relationship with God. Again, thank you for providing this platform for other seekers. Much love and yes, you are appreciated!
Hi Nadia. Thank you for all you do to lead with love and light. I haven’t listened to your interview with Abby yet, but the blessing you expressed over her was enough for me to know that my daughter has experienced something similar, which is why our entire family left the Catholic Church. I wanted to share a live webinar we just did together about her journey, our journey, as mother/daughter through faith and fear and our undoing and coming back together: "How my queer, Christian daughter inspired me to be a better human" I appreciate you 🤙
https://herviewfromhome.com/queer-christian-daughter/
Immediately listening. <3
This was a great conversation. The similarity between drug & alcohol addiction and eating disorders (my issue) continues to surprise me. Numb is the goal.
My wife found your podcast with Abby yesterday, and suggested it to me based on the work I am currently doing on myself as far as personal growth and exploring my past and relationships with the church and my family. This could not have come at a better time. To hear so many pieces of my own story spoken out loud gave me a sense of calm and peace that I haven't had in a very long time. I have since been pouring over your content and exploring this community. Thank you for all that you do and the messages you put out into the world. You have no idea how much impact they have had in the very short time that I have discovered them.
Hey Nadia. I do consider you my pastor even though we have never met. Your spirit is inspiring and I deeply appreciate your humility and service. I was blown away by Abby's story and related to her message on a very personal level and gained so much insight after the podcast. When she said she basically was choosing between religion and her family, it struck such a deep connection in me of being a young, afraid 12 year-old on a wooden pew in rural Oklahoma in a Southern Baptist church; believing at that age there was inherently wrong with me because of the secret I hadn't told anyone I was gay. After decades of running, I came to a place much like Abby and her relationship with God. Again, thank you for providing this platform for other seekers. Much love and yes, you are appreciated!