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Worldly Church Girl

Worldly Church Girl

By: Lillian Harshaw AKA Worldly Church Girl
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The Worldly Church Girl Podcast is light-hearted show that dives into faith, love, music, movies, relationships, with a splash of comedy! It’s about rediscovering your joy and navigating life, with an open mind, and a open heart.©2019 - 2025 Lillian Harshaw - Worldly Church Girl Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • Oversharers On Facebook AKA BookFace
    Apr 15 2025
    People feel the need to share all their personal business and drama on Facebook. It's like a reality TV show where the plot twists are all about who they dislike and the ones who they really don’t like. It’s the TV show we did not ask for, but yet...here we are.So, pass the popcorn!
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    21 mins
  • Eposide 119: Tales of Culture Shock & Small-Town BuffooneryChurch People Are Funny. Superstitious. And Believe In Astrology
    Apr 8 2025
    Church folks are funny—and, let’s be honest, a little superstitious too! This episode is about the wild things church folks be doing when it comes to choosing between the facts, or the funny.Whether you’ve lived it, seen it, or doing it yourself, this episode, is one you gotta hear!
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    15 mins
  • Eposide 118: Tales of Culture Shock & Small-Town Buffoonery
    Apr 1 2025
    Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a Black woman who moves from a big multicultural city to a small country town? Join me on this episode and I’ll tell you how I’m coping with not only trying to get used to a new town but a town where NO ONE looks like you! #theynotlikeus Grab your headphones folks and listen to how I try to get used to this whole new world. One cornfield at a time!
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    14 mins
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