The Promises and Perils of Christian Education

Pass The Mic

The Witness

Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy

4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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***We had some technical issues during the recording which required pulling Jemar’s audio from everyone else’s mics. Very sorry for the inconvenience but the conversation was so rich that we made the decision to put it forward anyways because this episode is fire.**** Brea is back and joins with Tyler and Jemar to discuss the Promises and Perils of Christina Education. Despite all growing up in a Christian school environment, each had a very different experience across multi denominational approaches, ranging from COGIC to Catholic. So many good questions brought up during this discussion with processing past experience and wrestling with the right approach while raising the next generation. Brea Perry is a graduate of the University of North Carolina Wilmington and now a content distributor for The Witness BCC. In addition to being a writer and a justice-seeker through advocacy for the incarcerated, she’s also a dedicated self-described Black entertainment apologist, championing the work of excellent black creators everywhere. When she’s not doing justice work, you can find her ranting about her favorite pieces of black entertainment on various social platforms. Brea Perry | The Witness (thewitnessbcc.com) Support this podcast at Patreon.com/PassTheMic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Coming October 6th from the studio that brought you the rise and fall of Mars Hill and the Bulletin.
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0:26.1	Greetings and God bless. Welcome to another episode of past the mic.
0:31.6	Dynamic voices for a diverse church. Powered by the witness. A black Christian collective.
0:35.3	I'm your host Tyler Burns. You can follow me on Twitter and Instagram at Burns.
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0:54.0	Doctor. Jamar, tizby. What's going on, bro? Oh my goodness, bro. This is this is this is epic.
0:59.9	Why are you highlighting my mistakes? Why are you saying I got it right this time? I don't understand this.
1:03.4	I'm showing you show improvement in progress. Wow. Okay.
1:08.2	Of course, if you are watching us then you see that we are not by ourselves.
1:13.2	We're also joined by the witness content distributor, Bria Perry. Bria, what's going on?
1:18.0	Hello, hello. It's great to be with you all. And we are here today to talk about something
1:23.8	that I feel like is really interesting. We're talking about Christian education. We all have
1:28.1	experience with Christian education as we're sitting here talking a couple of days ago. We were
1:32.8	like, you know what, we should probably talk about our individual experiences. So Jamar,
1:37.9	talk about your experience with Christian education from kid to now. Yeah, the promise and the
1:43.0	arrow. So I grew up going to Catholic school, K through eight and then public high school and then
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