Tea Time Theology

18/03/2025

Episode 2 is out!

11/03/2025

It is finally here! The first episode of Tea Time Season 7. So make yourself a cup of tea, and get ready to dive into the future! In this episode we are chatting about what does it really mean to know your future.

09/03/2025

04/03/2025

We knew when we were doing a Star Trek season that we had to have the bishop as a guest!

27/02/2025

25/02/2025

13/02/2025

11/02/2025

Meet our first Co-Host of the season: Taylor Wilkey!

04/02/2025

Take a look at this season's theme!

02/02/2025

We have started recording for Season 7 of Tea Time Theology! Stay tuned throughout the month of February to learn about the theme this season and the guests we will be chatting with!

28/05/2024

We have a very special episode of Tea Time Theology today! We are talking to two deputies to General Convention from the Diocese of Rhode Island, the Rev. Dante Tavolaro and Olive Swinski about the current Presiding Bishop election and who the candidates are. Talk a listen to learn about the history of the Presiding Bishop position and what the election process looks like!

09/04/2024

Today we continue our conversation with Raymond about urban renewal in Providence and RI. Since we now know the history this episode is focused on how these structures and choices still impact us today.
Raymond Two Hawks Watson is a community advocate, educator, cultural practitioner, convener, and business professional with sixteen years of experience in nonprofit leadership and executive administration. Watson’s skills consist of program development & implementation, grant writing, motivational speaking, leadership & cultural development consulting, community organizing, and event planning, supplemented by an extensive background in promoting and supporting cultural equity & cultural development initiatives in the Rhode Island community.

Watson has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Union College in New York, a master’s degree in community planning from the University of Rhode Island, and a
Juris doctorate from the Roger Williams University School of Law. Watson was consulting co-lead for development of the City of Providence’s Municipal Reparations Reconciliation Framework and is the recipient of the Rhode Island Foundation’s 2016 Carter Innovation Fellowship, a 2021 recipient of the
U.S. President's Lifetime Achievement Award for Voluntary Service, a Mayoral appointee to the City of Providence’s Municipal Reparations Commission (2022), and is the 2023 recipient of Justice Assistance’s Neil J. Houston, Jr Memorial Award.

02/04/2024

Over the last few episodes we have heard a lot about urban renewal and what the affect was on Providence and RI. Today's episode we talk with local historian Raymond Two Hawks Watson to help us get a better understand of what urban renewal was.

Raymond is a community advocate, educator, cultural practitioner, convener, and business professional with sixteen years of experience in nonprofit leadership and executive administration. Watson’s skills consist of program development & implementation, grant writing, motivational speaking, leadership & cultural development consulting, community organizing, and event planning, supplemented by an extensive background in promoting and supporting cultural equity & cultural development initiatives in the Rhode Island community. Watson is currently the CEO/Founder of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative and thePolicy Director of the Center for Indigenous Peoples Rights; two nonprofits based in Providence,
Rhode Island. Watson also serves as the Chippinuonk Sâchem of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe and the Director General of the Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas.

We are a podcast sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of RI, whose goal is to create conversation.

31/03/2024

Happy Easter! Here is another beautiful picture from church of the Epiphany Elmwood. We hope your Easter has as much joy in it as this picture!

27/03/2024

There were so many great memories from Church of the Epiphany we needed to do two posts to share them. Read from their Vicar Karen Fraioli on the closing of the church and see a glimpse into what made this group special.

26/03/2024

This episode of Tea Time Theology we are talking to Ms. Cindy Rollins and the Rev. Michael Pearson. Both of their journey's brought them to the Church of the Epiphany on Elmwood in Providence. In this episode they talk about what this vibrant parish was like, the memories they share, and the story of the closing of this parish.

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19/03/2024

This week we are listening to Mr. Martin's story, as he tell's us his experience with Church of the Saviour and his life growing up in America.

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