Hi everyone, it's Patrick Mason. I want to invite you to an amazing event that Waymakers is holding on March 6th and downtown Salt Lake City called Interfaith Repair.

We've assembled an all-star list of religious leaders and practitioners who will teach workshops on a range of topics. You'll gain insights from Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, and a variety of Christian communities, all of which you can implement regardless of whatever spiritual community you call home.

The event is all day on March 6, the First Presbyterian Church, in downtown Salt Lake.

For more information, including a full lineup of speakers, go to waymakers.us.

I can't wait to see you there.

Hey everybody. This is Aubrey Chavez from Faith Matters. Today we are so grateful to share

a conversation with our friend Tucker Boyle, a longtime seminary and institute teacher and the founder

of Harmony Road Retreats, a nonprofit creating safe, supportive spaces for people in faith crisis. As a young missionary,

Tucker fell in love with teaching the gospel and knew that he wanted to become a full-time

seminary teacher. He stepped into that role with his whole heart and years later pursued a PhD,

hoping to become an even better, more thoughtful teacher. But during his doctoral research into

early church history,

his certainty began to fracture. And before long, the ground beneath him seemed to give way.

His work, his community, his family, his entire life was built around the faith he was now

struggling to hold. And for the first time, Tucker wondered if he belonged. He described sitting

in church once his sanctuary and filling

his body surged into fight or flight. But in time, he learned that what felt like collapse

was really the beginning of a deeper, more conscious faith. Today, Tucker shares how that

unraveling became an invitation into transformation. And though the questions didn't disappear,

his relationship to them changed.

The groundlessness opened into something more spacious and alive, expanding his capacity

for love, humility, and connection.

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