Episode 11

Hameeda, Age 23

Hameeda shares why her current spiritual view has “God on hold for now,” but why she nonetheless still holds some values and practices from her Muslim upbringing. She describes how her father encouraged her questions and curiosities around religion, and the ways—even after he’s passed away—he continues to be a model

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Episode 10

Austin, Age 16

Austin describes how being a Reform Jew provides him with a meaningful faith tradition to both learn from and find connection, why he meditates or does yoga before his baseball games, and how his rabbi encourages not only his religious pursuits—but also offers him great advice for all aspects of

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The Kids Are All Right

Springtide Head Writer & Editor Ellen Koneck was a featured guest on The Commonweal Podcast, speaking with managing editor Katie Daniels about The State of Religion & Young People 2020. Springtide’s new report, The State of Religion & Young People 2020, invites us to think differently about the religious practices and aspirations

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Episode 9

Matthew, Age 24

Matthew, a seminary student pursuing ordination within the Unitarian Universalist Church, offers his definition of the Divine, various spiritual practices he seeks to cultivate, and why he looks up to other faith leaders who demonstrate care and great listening. Listen and Subscribe on: Spotify Apple

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Episode 8

Mackenna, Age 19

Mackenna shares how her identity as a Christian shapes the ways she seeks to build and engage community, how music is a place where she finds spiritual connection, and the way she sees love for all people modeled by her dad, a pastor. Listen and Subscribe on: Spotify Apple

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Discussing & Debriefing the Election with Young People: Five Tips 

No matter the outcome, trusted adults need to #showupforyoungpeople  In our team meetings leading up to this week, we’ve been discussing the election. During our most recent conversation, we came to a question: How are we at Springtide putting into practice the values we learn from our own data? In particular

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