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The Sacred Dance

The Sacred Dance

By: Darrel Gilbertson
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A podcast for talking about all things for living (and dying) well with Rev. Darrel Gilbertson.

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  • Episode 3: Why Whine?

    Episode 3: Why Whine?
    Jul 27 2024

    Mistake number three of the five most common mistakes as people strive to finish strong and die well: Why whine?

    Rev. Darrel Gilbertson is an 86 year old, retired minister who is no stranger to death and dying. In the first series of his podcast, he will delve into what he believes are the steps to learning the choreography of living (and dying) well.

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    10 mins
  • Episode 2: Watching Instead of Dancing

    Episode 2: Watching Instead of Dancing
    Jul 26 2024

    Mistake number two of the five most common mistakes as people strive to finish strong and die well: Watching instead of dancing. Why watch?

    Rev. Darrel Gilbertson is an 86 year old, retired minister who is no stranger to death and dying. In the first series of his podcast, he will delve into what he believes are the steps to learning the choreography of living (and dying) well.

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    8 mins
  • Episode 1: Don't Wait To Dance

    Episode 1: Don't Wait To Dance
    Jul 10 2024

    Rev. Darrel Gilbertson is an 86 year old, retired minister who is no stranger to death and dying. In the first series of his podcast, he will delve into what he believes are the steps to learning the choreography of living (and dying) well.

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    8 mins

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