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Rev. Connie L. Habash

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Take On Faith – December 5, 2020

Rev. Connie L. Habash joins guest host, Rev. Carolyn Wilkins today. The two engage in a lively conversation. Habash authored the book, Awakening from Anxiety: A Spiritual Guide to Living a More Calm, Confident, and Courageous Life. Habash serves as a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist (LMFT).

During the conversation, Rev. Habash talks about her origins and her path into this work. Her practice includes counseling, yoga, meditation, and spirituality. Also, in today’s show, Habash delves into the emotion of anxiety and how anxiety affects us all, especially spiritual practitioners.

Furthermore, Rev. Habash takes a deep dive to help us understand the origins of anxiety and its relationship to good mental health. Along the way, she shares ways that all people can learn to embrace anxiety and live with it more constructively. She also discusses ways to incorporate spiritual practices as a coping strategy.

After listening to this program, you will gain a sense of confidence in dealing with anxiety in your life and living masterfully. You’ll appreciate the way Rev. Habash discusses anxiety and connecting with the body and divine.

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Rev. Connie Habash’s website is https://www.AwakeningSelf.com. She can be reached at connie@awakeningself.com.

Rev. Connie Habash, LMFT

Rabbi Larry Karol

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Take On Faith – November 28, 2020

Rabbi Larry Karol is Rabbi Emeritus at Temple Beth-El in Las Cruces, NM. He joined Rev. Xolani Kacela to discuss his past work and future. Listen to the full conversation by following this link.

Rabbi Larry Karol can be reached at lpkarol@aol.com.

Rev. Gary Ortiz and Rev. Joseph Kamphuis

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Take On Faith – November 21, 2020

Rev. Gary Ortiz and Rev. Joseph Kamphuis both serve as military chaplains in the New Mexico ​Air National Guard. During this lively conversation, Chaplains Lt. Col. Ortiz and Maj. Kamphuis discuss the intricacies of military chaplaincy. As clergy and military men, both of them describe their roles and responsibilities as military chaplains and how that differs from other institutional chaplains.

As a result of their deployments, they share stories from thier lives during military deployments and how Air Force personnel deal with separation from their families. In a unique way, the chaplains offer clarity and insight when they discuss their unique pastoral authority. You’ll find it interesting to learn how chaplains fit into the military as officers and clergy.

Both chaplains are members of the 150th Special Operations Wing at Kirtland AFB, NM.

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Ch, Lt. Col. Gary Ortiz can be reached at gryortiz@yahoo.com. Ch, Maj. Joe Kamphuis can be reached at pastorjoekamphuis@gmail.com.

Rev. Dr. Russell Elleven

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Take On Faith – November 14, 2020

Rev. Dr. Russell Elleven focuses on his work as a chaplain who specializes in grief, death and dying, and animal chaplaincy. Elleven, who is a Unitarian Universalist minister in the Chicago area, provides keen insights. He illustrates why people struggle with dying and he breaks down the benefits of confronting loss willingly and bravely. As a two-time cancer survivor, Elleven shares parts of his personal journey t​o holistic living and how people will benefit from purposeful life-planning.

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Russell Elleven, D.Min. can be reached at relleven@gmail.com

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