Scotia Moore's guest appearances

Scotia Moore

Uniquely Beautiful Stories

United Voice Oklahoma Podcast 

Makenzie Magnus

Susie Davis

Perry Lott

Lauren McAfee

Sarah Hall

Cece Jones-Davis

Ashley Dickson

Greg Jones

Clarence Hill

George Young

Joanna Willcox

Carisa Wilsie

Suzy Biggs

Tammy Jensen

Elizabeth Hodge

OwlTail

We are so excited this week to welcome our friend, and United Voice Oklahoma Initiative team member Scotia Moore to the podcast. Scotia has 25 years of experience designing and leading programming for children and women as well as a background in arts and advocacy. As a social entrepreneur and consultant, Scotia seeks to help people and organizations to connect with purpose, self, and others for the common good. She and her husband, Stephan Moore, are the parents of 10 young world changers. Today she is joining us on the podcast to discuss some of her recent work weaving a community of care and belonging so that funders and practitioners in the nonprofit sector can be generous together.  ***  To engage with "The Loom" , visit  www.loom-woven.com

We are so excited this week to welcome our friend, and United Voice Oklahoma Initiative team member Scotia Moore to the podcast. Scotia has 25 years of experience designing and leading programming for children and women as well as a background in arts and advocacy. As a social entrepreneur and consultant, Scotia seeks to help people and organizations to connect with purpose, self, and others for the common good. She and her husband, Stephan Moore, are the parents of 10 young world changers. Today she is joining us on the podcast to discuss some of her recent work weaving a community of care and belonging so that funders and practitioners in the nonprofit sector can be generous together. *** To engage with "The Loom" , visit  <a href="http://www.loom-woven.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.loom-woven.com</a>

Scotia Moore | Weaving a Community of Care and Belonging

Hi friends! I've got a treat for you! I sat down with my new, beautiful friend, Scotia Moore and we had the best conversation! Scotia and her husband have been involved in camping ministry together for two decades and had ten children in fifteen years! (Yes, 10!) As a mom myself, I was so intrigued by the way she runs her household, her intentional emphasis on finding rest in the midst of our busy lives and a couple of life-hacks she  had to offer (how else could she keep up with the demands of 10 children?!).Along with the ministry of motherhood, Scotia is also passionate about unity in our city. This is a topic she understands first-hand as she herself dealt with racial tension, moving to the mid-west as an adult. Scotia is a woman who is intent on facing what could be difficult conversations with grace, love and boldness. Her desire is to see families and communities building bridges and as she so beautifully shared with me, it starts around our own dinner tables. I left this conversation determined to do a better job of listening and learning, excited to get behind their work at Shiloh Camp, and  eager to pray for reconciliation in Oklahoma City and around our world. I promise you will love Scotia &amp; this conversation and I think you'll leave encouraged to love your community better. If you want to reach out to Scoia, the best way to get in touch is: info@shilohcamp.comShare this podcast with a friend and go live your own story! xo

Hi friends! I've got a treat for you! I sat down with my new, beautiful friend, Scotia Moore and we had the best conversation! Scotia and her husband have been involved in camping ministry together for two decades and had ten children in fifteen years! (Yes, 10!) As a mom myself, I was so intrigued by the way she runs her household, her intentional emphasis on finding rest in the midst of our busy lives and a couple of life-hacks she had to offer (how else could she keep up with the demands of 10 children?!). Along with the ministry of motherhood, Scotia is also passionate about unity in our city. This is a topic she understands first-hand as she herself dealt with racial tension, moving to the mid-west as an adult. Scotia is a woman who is intent on facing what could be difficult conversations with grace, love and boldness. Her desire is to see families and communities building bridges and as she so beautifully shared with me, it starts around our own dinner tables. I left this conversation determined to do a better job of listening and learning, excited to get behind their work at Shiloh Camp, and eager to pray for reconciliation in Oklahoma City and around our world. I promise you will love Scotia &amp; this conversation and I think you'll leave encouraged to love your community better. If you want to reach out to Scoia, the best way to get in touch is: info@shilohcamp.com Share this podcast with a friend and go live your own story! xo

Ep. 34: Scotia Moore / Beautiful Reconciliation