PrayerTREK Day 6 | A Prayer for Where We Belong
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PrayerTREK Day 6 | A Prayer for Where We Belong
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What does it mean to have a place where you feel safe, rooted, and truly at home?
In one of PrayerTREK’s most vulnerable conversations, Kia Ruiz joins Cynthia to talk about home as something deeper than a structure. Kia shares that the home she grew up in did not always feel safe and speaks candidly about childhood abuse, the therapy she pursued before marriage and motherhood, and her intentional decision to create something different for her own family.
From there, the conversation expands into land, generational wealth, environmental privilege, clean air and water, food systems, soil, and what Black families deserve from the places we call home. Kia imagines communities where environmental health and access are not privileges we have to fight for, but part of our birthright.
Today’s reflection asks us to imagine the place where we can be completely safe, rooted, and free to be ourselves.
Rev. Dr. Beverly Patton closes in prayer for those seeking housing, purchasing land, building homes, raising children, establishing families, and creating legacies that future generations can inherit.
[This episode includes discussion of childhood abuse and may be difficult for some listeners.]