Shalom Sistas is a podcast hosted by Osheta Moore, a wifey, writer, entrepreneur, and mom who loves to talk Shalom with her favorite women, her Shalom Sistas. While Shalom is often thought of as another word for peace, it’s actually a deep and wide concept of the world as it should be- whole, flourishing, and vibrant. Being a Shalom Sistah is as simple as seeing a need in the world and asking "how can I help?" Every episode Osheta will introduce a Shalom Sista who asked that question to share her story and give practical advice that will inspire and encourage women to be wholehearted and seek wholeness in the world right around her. We don’t’ get preachy but we do get personal, practical, and at times a little playful!
http://shalominthecity.libsyn.com/podcast
Back to School Shalom
Hey Sistas,
This month, we're practicing back to school shalom with these TEN Shalom Steps.
Shalom Steps This Month
1; Listen to the “How to Show Up” episode on The Nod
2: Try out a mediation from The Shine App
3: Listen to the Shalom in the Home episode with Jerusalem Greerfor tips to make your home cozy
4: Throw a GIF Party for a friend who is anxious about Back to School
5: Start your morning off reading the Lord’s Prayer.
6: Check out my sermon, “On Earth As It Is In Heaven” for insight as to why the Lord’s Prayer is SO HELPFUL in building our shalom practices
7: Send a getting to know you email to your Child’s teacher, mentor, coach or pastor
8: If you’re feeling generous, buy and print a “getting to know you” form from ETSY. This is my favorite one
9:Write back to school Benediction for your kids:
a: See them
b: Look for good and potential in them
c: Bless them to live into it
d DON’T GIVE UP on your benedictions
10: Check out our Spotify playlist for peacemakers this month
Make sure you're in our Facebook hangout where were touching base on our ten shalom steps this month.
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Love you Sistas,
Osheta