Teka Childress's guest appearances

Teka Childress

EthicalStL.org

The Iconocast

Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City

Richard Rohr

Sara Miles

James Croft

Mandisa Thomas

Dave Warnock

Amy Miller

Sarah Lee

Don Miller

Audre Lorde

Massimo Pigliucci

Stephen Law

Jules Evans

Lauren Lane

Brian McLaren

Richard Beck

OwlTail

Teka Childress will share an overview of the particular situation of homelessness in St Louis and the great opportunities there are to address it. Teka Childress was part of the St Louis Catholic Worker community for 35 years and helped operate a house of hospitality and shelter. She also has worked as an outreach worker among unhoused persons for twenty years and has advocated for the rights of unhoused persons.

Teka Childress will share an overview of the particular situation of homelessness in St Louis and the great opportunities there are to address it.<br/><br/> Teka Childress was part of the St Louis Catholic Worker community for 35 years and helped operate a house of hospitality and shelter. She also has worked as an outreach worker among unhoused persons for twenty years and has advocated for the rights of unhoused persons.

Justice and Compassion–Responding to St. Louis’ Own Crisis of Homelessness, Teka Childress, 6-Feb-2022 

Teka Childress, longtime advocate for the homeless, and co-founder of the winter shelter network is with us to talk about recent developments in homeless services in our region.

The Forum: The State Of Homelessness With Teka Childress

Carolyn Griffeth

In this episode, Mark talks with Teka Childress and Carolyn Griffeth.Teka has been a member of the Karen House Catholic Worker community for over thirty years. Carolyn Griffeth (with her husband Tery) are the founders of Carl Kabat House Catholic Worker community. Both houses are part of the vibrant catholic worker expression in St. Louis, creating a new society in the shell of the old. Listen in as they talk about community life, the challenges of founding communities, and the changing shape of the Catholic Worker movement.

<p>In this episode, Mark talks with Teka Childress and Carolyn Griffeth.Teka has been a member of the Karen House Catholic Worker community for over thirty years. Carolyn Griffeth (with her husband Tery) are the founders of Carl Kabat House Catholic Worker community. Both houses are part of the vibrant catholic worker expression in St. Louis, creating a new society in the shell of the old. Listen in as they talk about community life, the challenges of founding communities, and the changing shape of the Catholic Worker movement.</p>

the Iconocast: Carolyn Griffeth and Teka Childress (episode 27)