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AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER! “A story that begs to be told. . . engrossing.” —The Washington Post From the first Asian American to be ordained as a rabbi, a stirring account of one woman’s journey from feeling like an outsider to becoming one of the most admired religious...

Join us as we explore the true stories behind all things spooky and supernatural. From cryptids like Mothman to monsters like the Wendigo, we use movies and television to find out where the fiction begins and things get stranger.

Three books: two in Arabic language and one in English the first is called stranger The Arabic version is called "Ghareeb" both are poems. While the third called " Waheed" is about short stories separate each from others but linked in a pattern of contemplation and views concerning life, belonging and longing.

Made for Strangers is a conversation for anyone trying to build a meaningful life. Each week, the three of us explore ideas about growth, purpose, mysteries of this world, and everyday challenges of realizing our potential. We may start as strangers, but come along for the ride and you'll find something that feels familiar. Even better if you come on the show : )

We begin with two chants from the monastics. Mindfulness practice of the sequoia tree, the sky. Thich Nhat Hahn speaks of an Albert Camus’ book called The Stranger. Here, too, the prisoner talks about truly seeing the sky. This is awakening. Camus called this a moment of consciousness. Many people are living as if we are dead. The blue sky is a wonder of life. Awakening. Can we wake up? Mindful breathing. Resurrection. From forgetfulness to mindfulness. The miracle of the resurrection. This is not dogma. When we wake up, then we can get in touch with the wonders of life.

Three youth pastors. One iconic town. Countless demogorgons, walkie-talkies, and questionable 80s decisions.Hawkins Youth Rally is a Stranger Things rewatch podcast hosted by Derry Prenkert, David Reed, and Scott Tinman - three youth pastors who actually lived through the 80s and now get to revisit it all with fresh eyes, pastoral instincts, and just enough snarky fun to keep things interesting. This isn’t just a recap show. It’s a mix of nostalgia, fandom, storytelling, and real-life perspective from guys who spent decades investing in students and now find themselves asking, “Wait… ...

A Latter-day Saint show about the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Hi everybody, I'm Dr. Trevan Hatch. In this podcast, I explore the Jewish context of the New Testament (especially the Gospels) and the Jesus traditions. I look at the Jewish elements in Jesus' teachings, how the authors of the Gospels utilized the Hebrew Scriptures as they composed their Gospels, what early Jews thought about a "messiah," and a host of other aspects of Jesus' Jewish world. I plan to post one new episode every week. You can also access these episodes on YouTube with visual aids: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtxAhHk24wrfPzFrMrNxcLA

A podcast discussing unsolved mysteries, weird occurrences, misunderstood phenomena, and creepy happenings

We are a UK-based Christian discussion podcast. Run by Stephen White and Mike Tyler we discuss all things Christian and theological from a UK based perspective & application. We are both Evangelical and Bible-centred. Nothing is out-of-bounds for discussion as nothing is out-of-bounds of the application of the word of God. People from all Christian backgrounds and none should find lots of interesting, stimulating and entertaining discussions.

Testimonies and Biblical Deep Dives

Welcome to Strangers to Saints, where we explore the radical transformation that happens when ordinary people encounter an extraordinary Savior in Jesus. Whether you’re searching for truth, wrestling with faith, or looking to deepen your relationship with Christ, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Nate Thompson based in Miami, FL.

“Islam began as something strange and it will return to being strange, so blessed are the strangers.” That is the saying that many Muslims use to apply to themselves. But are we truly strangers to this world? This podcast is my personal perspective on life when viewed through the Islamic lens of a Western Convert. I talk a lot about concepts of death, spirituality, differences in religious ideologies and how that all blends into walking through modern day life. Along the way, we may run into swords, armor, movies, culture and the like. Produced by Isa Martell. Follow on Twitter: @...

Deep dives into how Netflix's Stranger Things reveals the wonderful weirdness of being alive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Satirical looks at church culture and sharing the gospel in a resistant but desperate culture…giving people what they need..not just what they want.

All my viewpoints are of my own. I say the quiet part out load, and I don’t miss. If I’m speaking the truth, then I don’t care who it offends. There is no obedience to the creation in disobedience to the Creator.

Stranger Bridgerland Podcast: Author John Olsen and Annie Olsen discuss all things Paranormal. One episode a week, The SB Crew brings you stories of the paranormal and discusses possible explanations and crazy stories. Stories Author John Olsen From the Stranger Bridgerland Book series discusses all topics and stories about UFOs, Hauntings, Glitches, Cryptids, and more.

Exploring faith and imagination

A Stranger in the House of God is the Podcast of award-winning author John Koessler. Growing up the son of agnostics, John Koessler saw a Catholic church on one end of the street and a Baptist church on the other. In the no-man’s land between the two, this curious outsider wondered about the God they worshiped—and began a lifelong search to comprehend the grace and mystery of God. John's podcast addresses fundamental questions and struggles faced by spiritual seekers and mature believers. John is the author of 17 books and a columnist for Mature Living Magazine.

Dive into a lesser-known tale by Mark Twain that strays far from his celebrated humor. Set in a secluded Austrian village during the late sixteenth century, this haunting story unfolds the unsettling events that transpire when a peculiar stranger arrives in town. This narrative goes beyond mere entertainment‚its a chilling parable that serves as a cautionary warning to its deeply religious inhabitants. Join me as we explore the darker side of humanity through Twains gripping storytelling. (Summary by Ted Delorme)