Challenge your understanding of pastoral care in the face of social oppression, Reverend Cannon Karen Montagno and Dr. Cheryl Kujawa Holbrook join us to explore this complex intersection. We promise to engage you in a profound conversation about how to provide sensitive pastoral care to communities dealing with systemic oppression. We'll challenge the notion that only certain individuals can extend this care, emphasizing the power of allyship in nurturing understanding and compassion.

Our esteemed guests shed light on the importance of comprehending a community's needs and how this knowledge shapes our pastoral care approach. We'll discuss the necessity for religious leaders to step beyond traditional roles, prepared to serve in a variety of ways and organizations to alleviate suffering.

Lastly, let's take an enlightening walk through practical recommendations for spiritual leadership. Discussing the power of multifaceted worship, community outreach, and interfaith relationships, we'll emphasize the crucial role of active participation in community issues. We'll also explore how church properties can be a part of the solution. This episode aims to equip you with the knowledge to approach pastoral care with sensitivity, understanding, and readiness to challenge the status quo.

This is part 2 of 2

You can find the 2nd edition of Injustice and the Care of Souls: Taking Oppression Seriously in Pastoral Care at (Amazon) https://a.co/d/7O2aAtn