Flipped Table Theology

Conversation #49: Deconstructing The Church’s Relationship with Nature

April 11, 2024 Christie Love, Holly Madden, Rue Lohn
Conversation #49: Deconstructing The Church’s Relationship with Nature
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Flipped Table Theology
Conversation #49: Deconstructing The Church’s Relationship with Nature
Apr 11, 2024
Christie Love, Holly Madden, Rue Lohn

We honored Earth Month with a conversation around the church's disconnection to the natural, wild world.

We were honored to have our dear friend, Sarah Lockenvitz, join us for this podcast.

Linked are a few of the books and podcasts talked about in this week's episode!


Cole Arthur Riley - has authored two books, This Here Flesh and Black Liturgies

Holy Smokes Podcast


Bear Hug (children's book) 

Quote by Jane Goodall: 

"The forest is for me a temple, a cathedral of tree canopies and dancing light." 

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.

The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.

Show Notes

We honored Earth Month with a conversation around the church's disconnection to the natural, wild world.

We were honored to have our dear friend, Sarah Lockenvitz, join us for this podcast.

Linked are a few of the books and podcasts talked about in this week's episode!


Cole Arthur Riley - has authored two books, This Here Flesh and Black Liturgies

Holy Smokes Podcast


Bear Hug (children's book) 

Quote by Jane Goodall: 

"The forest is for me a temple, a cathedral of tree canopies and dancing light." 

We hope you are able to find a safe, supportive community in your deconstructing because "no one deserves to deconstruct alone" as we mentioned during week 17. Our Flipped Table Theology Facebook group may be a starting place for you and we encourage anyone who is deconstructing or processing religious trauma to join.

The Flipped Table Theology Podcast is a production of The Flipped Table Collective. You can explore all of the resources, classes, events, and trainings that the Flipped Table Collective has to offer at www.flippedtablecollective.com.