Decolonizing Christianity and Indigenous Ways of Knowing with Sarah Quint

2021-04-29

Sarah Quint is a citizen of the Mattaponi Nation of Tsenacommacah, Turtle Island (Eastern Virginia, USA). In today's episode, Sarah and Jen talk about the ways "Christianity" steals identity, the power of dreams in Indigenous spirituality, and Sarah's journey into what she calls "becoming fully Mattaponi and fully a follower of Jesus." More from Sarah's bio: She is a mother of two boys, River and Reed. She is a creative who remodels homes for a living and also has a love for...

Sarah Quint is a citizen of the Mattaponi Nation of Tsenacommacah, Turtle Island (Eastern Virginia, USA).

In today's episode, Sarah and Jen talk about the ways "Christianity" steals identity, the power of dreams in Indigenous spirituality, and Sarah's journey into what she calls "becoming fully Mattaponi and fully a follower of Jesus."

More from Sarah's bio:

She is a mother of two boys, River and Reed. She is a creative who remodels homes for a living and also has a love for plant knowledge and foraging. With the help of her Elders and the Holy Spirit, Sarah has been walking the decolonizing, contextualizing, and reconnecting Way of Jesus. Sarah leads in this integrating journey through writing songs in her Tribe’s traditional tongue, connections to the land, writing, teachings and oral storytelling. She is a church planter, currently co-pastoring with her husband at Monroe City Church in Monroe, MI that is set to launch in 2021.

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