Christy Belz welcomes Rev. Christina Jones, a minister and founder of the Divine Feminine Evolution and serves as the spiritual director of the Althea Center for Engaged Spirituality in Denver, Colorado. Christina shares her journey from a turbulent childhood in New Orleans, experiencing homelessness, to becoming a spiritual leader in Denver. The conversation delves into themes of resilience, intuition, and spiritual growth, exploring how pivotal experiences and influential people have shaped their paths.

Takeaways:

• Faith in Adversity: Christina shares an inspiring story of faith and resilience when confronting homelessness, reflecting on the transformative power of spiritual belief systems.
• Intuitive Growth: Discussing her early exposure to metaphysics, Christina highlights the profound impact of spiritual learning and intuition on personal development.
• Valuing Second Chances: Both Christy and Christina explore how life’s critical moments present powerful opportunities for second chances and personal transformation.
• Community Support: The vital role of community and supportive relationships, especially among women, is emphasized as fundamental to thriving in challenging environments.
• Authentic Leadership: Learnings from putting others on pedestals guide Christina's leadership approach, ensuring humility and connection with her community as essential elements.

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In this episode of "Second Chances," Christy talks with Dr. Reverend David Goldberg, a spiritual counselor, life coach, and ordained minister. They explore David's career transitions from corporate public relations to his current role as a spiritual leader, emphasizing pivotal life moments shaped by his journey of second chances. David shares stories from his time with the respected organization, Up With People, and profound spiritual experiences like those at Chartres Cathedral. He also shares insights on how creativity, diversity, and social justice are embraced within his teachings. Delving into personal growth, they discuss the power of labyrinths as a metaphor for life's path.

Key Takeaways:

• Life Transformations: David's transition from corporate PR to spiritual leadership highlights how one's professional journey can align with personal and spiritual fulfillment.
• Integration of Spiritual Practices: The discussion on labyrinth walking underscores its profound impact as a tool for meditation and self-discovery.
• Commitment to Social Justice: Dr. Goldberg integrates social justice, creativity, and diversity as core pillars in his teachings and life work.
• Navigating Second Chances: Both speakers emphasize the notion that second chances involve continuous choice and embrace of every present moment.
• Inspiration from Experience: Personal stories, like those involving David's mother, illustrate the power of reinvention and lifelong learning.

Learn more about Dr. David Goldberg:

Website: drdavidsgoldberg.com

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-goldberg-ph-d-73bb326/

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Dr. Jean East, a retired professor from the University of Denver, brings over 27 years of experience in social work, teaching, and leadership. She co-founded Project WISE, empowering women, and currently supports refugees through her work with Angelica Village.

In this episode of Second Chances with Christy Belz, Christy sits down with Dr. Jean East, a seasoned social worker, academic, and co-founder of Project WISE. Dr. East shares her wisdom from a lifetime dedicated to social work, leadership, and creating meaningful change through community engagement and empowerment. From the founding of Project WISE to her current work at Angelica Village, Dr. East’s reflections on leadership, mentorship, and service offer deep insights for listeners seeking to make a difference in the world.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

• The role of mentorship in shaping careers and personal growth.
• Founding and impact of Project WISE: empowering women through social change.
• The intersection of race, gender, trauma, and poverty in social work.
• Dr. East’s current involvement with Angelica Village and the work done to support immigrants and refugees.
• Insights on leadership: balancing head, heart, and soul.
• The importance of lifelong learning and finding purpose through continuous engagement.
• Reflections on aging, legacy, and the role of spirituality in leadership and service.

Learn more about Dr. Jean East & Loretto Community:

Website: https://www.lorettocommunity.org/jean-east-my-job-my-vocation/

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