Sherry Hoppen
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Part II Trisha Fenimore-The Day the Atheist Died
Part II Trisha Fenimore-The Day the Atheist Died
Part II Trisha Fenimore-The Day the Atheist Died
Sunday 11th June 2023
Listen to Tricia Fenimore's inspiring story of overcoming atheism, addiction, and racism through faith in this episode of 'She Surrenders'.
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Episode Overview
- Tricia's journey from descent into atheism, addiction, and hate to her inspiring salvation through Christianity
- Insights into the struggles of alcoholism and the challenges of embracing femininity in recovery
- The transformative impact of finding a Christian group during a desperate moment
- Tricia's profound experience at a predominantly black seminary school and her commitment to addressing racism and prejudice
- Realizations about shame, humility, and gratitude, and the power of seeking God's guidance
Humility must be the antidote. There is no one more humble ever than Jesus. No one could have felt more proud of themselves and more self-inflated than Jesus. And yet there he was washing people's feet and talking to the woman at the well.
Tricia Fenimore's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. In this episode of 'She Surrenders', Tricia, an award-winning writer and speaker, returns to share the next chapter of her life story. Her memoir, 'Pray For Them: The True Story of a Racist White Christian Called to Black Seminary', chronicles her descent into atheism, addiction, and racism, and her inspiring salvation through Christianity. Tricia opens up about her struggles with alcoholism and how she once idolized men as false gods.
She recounts the transformative moment when she encountered a Christian group at her lowest point, which set her on a path to redemption. Her time at a predominantly black seminary school in Harlem, New York, profoundly changed her perspective on race and faith. Tricia's reflections on shame, humility, and gratitude resonate deeply, offering hope and encouragement to anyone grappling with similar issues.
Sherry Hoppen, the host, facilitates a heartfelt and candid conversation that underscores the power of surrendering to faith and the possibility of profound personal transformation.