Doug Pagitt talks with Tamice Spencer-Helms about her book Faith Unleavened: The Wilderness Between Trayvon Martin & George Floyd. In her powerhouse debut book, Tamice Spencer-Helms exposes the leaven of whiteness that pervades so much of Christianity in America today. At a young age, the Black church introduced her to a God of love, empowerment, and joy. But an encounter with White Jesus set her on a path that nearly destroyed her faith altogether.
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Tamice Namae Speaks
A curated list of podcast interviews and guest appearances featuring Tamice Namae Spencer-Helms, a social architect, writer, and theologian exploring the intersections of Soulful Leadership, Black Liberation Theology, Radical Spirituality, and Cultural Critique.
Tamice’s theological work moves beyond traditional frameworks, engaging in Mixtape Methodology and R.E.S.T. Mixtape—a liberatory approach that remixes ancient wisdom, embodied practice, and transformative leadership to cultivate new wineskins for faith and belonging.
A curated list of podcast interviews and guest appearances featuring Tamice Namae Spencer-Helms, a social architect, writer, and theologian exploring the intersections of Soulful Leadership, Black Liberation Theology, Radical Spirituality, and Cultural Critique.
Tamice’s theological work moves beyond traditional frameworks, engaging in Mixtape Methodology and R.E.S.T. Mixtape—a liberatory approach that remixes ancient wisdom, embodied practice, and transformative leadership to cultivate new wineskins for faith and belonging.
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