"How 'nothing' became America's fastest growing religion..." with guest speaker, Chris Stedman

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Lake Fellowship welcomes guest speaker Chris Stedman for a program titled, "How 'nothing' became America's fastest growing religion, and why we all need something to believe in (even if we're not religious)."

About the program: Coming soon.

About Chris: Chris Stedman is a writer, podcaster, and professor who teaches in the department of religion and philosophy at Augsburg University in Minneapolis, MN. He is the author of the books IRL, Faitheist, and the forthcoming Nothing in Particular. Chris is also the creator, writer, and host of Unread, named one of the best podcasts of 2021 by the Guardian, Vulture, HuffPost, the CBC, and others, and honored by the 2022 Webby Awards under Podcasts – Best Writing. He is the founder of Good Judy Productions, a podcast studio based in Minneapolis. As a part of his work on the studio's first series, Chris has spearheaded the We Help Us project to document and archive stories of queer and trans mutual aid in Minnesota. He previously worked as a humanist chaplain at Harvard University and as the founding director of the Yale Humanist Community. In his free time, Chris serves on the board of PFund Foundation, a community foundation providing direct financial assistance to LGBTQIA midwesterners.

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