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Allyship, Grief, and the Church with Aubrey Sampson

Allyship, Grief, and the Church with Aubrey Sampson

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 In this episode, Natasha sits with Aubrey Sampson, author of several books on grief, lament, and hope including The Louder Song, Known, her best-selling kids book Big Feelings Days and her newest book What We Find in the Dark. Aubrey is a church planter and teaching pastor at Renewal Church, a multiethnic congregation in the Chicagoland area, the co-host of the Nothing is Wasted Podcast, and leads The Louder Song Community, an online gathering for grievers and those walking with the hurting. I am so very honored to know her.

In this conversation, Aubrey shares what it means to be an ally, how the church can better support and come alongside Black Women and how to encourage our hearts when we experience grief from her latest work What We Find In the Dark.

Come and sit with us and join the conversation, Sitting with Black Woman Grief, an exclusive podcast series on the Can You Just Sit With Me? Podcast. Please let us know what resonates with you.

Main points:
  • Understanding Grief and Allyship
  • The Role of the Church in Addressing Grief
  • Naming Grief as a Path to Healing
  • A Companion in Darkness


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Host & Guest:
Natasha Smith (Host)
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