Elle Reneé's guest appearances

Elle Reneé

The Life After Podcast

Vi La Bianca

Dave Warnock

Joe Bauer

Derek Webb

Ted Dekker

James Croft

Kirk Cameron

Cass Midgley

Tim Rymel

Janice Selbie

Marlene Winell

Cindy Wang Brandt

Rick Alan Ross

Jennifer Knapp

Jamie Lee Finch

OwlTail

Elle Reneé of St. Louis Chapter of Black Nonbelievers joins Chuck and Brady in the studio. Elle's step father was a pastor for multiple churches of varying denominations and current pastor of a nondenominational church, and some of their church services would go all day long. All of this made church a very foundational part of Elle's childhood. Along with the good side of closely-knit church communities also brought the bad, including lot of unwanted touch. Elle got married during the same week she graduated high school and turned 18. After two failed marriages, she learned to stand up for herself. As she started to pull away from the faith, many church people would report back to her family. She set boundaries to protect herself and hasn't looked back since. Chuck and Elle share experiences of being People of Color, and in the finale segment, Brady and Elle discuss parenting after religion. Elle is the Chief Organizer of the St. Louis Chapter of Black Nonbelievers, a friendly, informative secular community connecting People of Color (and allies). Learn more on their website, blacknonbelievers.com.    Bookended with music by Nightlightr (CDBaby, iTunes, and Spotify) | Find links for The Life After Community (our secret Facebook group), subscribing, rating, and/or reviewing on iTunes here: linkin.bio/thelifeafterorg

Elle Reneé of St. Louis Chapter of Black Nonbelievers joins Chuck and Brady in the studio.  Elle's step father was a pastor for multiple churches of varying denominations and current pastor of a nondenominational church, and some of their church services would go all day long. All of this made church a very foundational part of Elle's childhood. Along with the good side of closely-knit church communities also brought the bad, including lot of unwanted touch.   Elle got married during the same week she graduated high school and turned 18. After two failed marriages, she learned to stand up for herself. As she started to pull away from the faith, many church people would report back to her family. She set boundaries to protect herself and hasn't looked back since.   Chuck and Elle share experiences of being People of Color, and in the finale segment, Brady and Elle discuss parenting after religion.   Elle is the Chief Organizer of the St. Louis Chapter of Black Nonbelievers, a friendly, informative secular community connecting People of Color (and allies). Learn more on their website, <a href="https://blacknonbelievers.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">blacknonbelievers.com</a>. Bookended with music by Nightlightr (<a href="https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/nightlightr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CDBaby</a>, <a href="https://music.apple.com/us/album/unloose/1457482028" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a>, and <a href="https://open.spotify.com/album/56iiC7zcNYUAvVDMoo5APw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a>) | Find links for The Life After Community (our secret Facebook group), subscribing, rating, and/or reviewing on iTunes here: <a href="https://linkin.bio/thelifeafterorg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linkin.bio/thelifeafterorg</a>

Black Nonbelievers (Religious Family x Black Church Culture) with Elle Reneé