The Way of the Pilgrim and Food with Jen Manglos
In this episode, I am joined by my friend from graduate school, Jen Manglos. Jen leads people as a pilgrimage guide, having walked all or parts of the Camino de Santiago multiple times. Jen shares how being a pilgrim has shaped her view of food and hospitality, while also sharing ways in which she has grown in embracing her own embodiedness and limitations. Through walking as a pilgrim she reveals to us that a lot of the way of the pilgrim is lived through a posture of receptivity and not taking.
As a spiritual director, pastor, and pilgrimage guide, Jen Manglos delights in helping others discover their own belovedness in God through an embodied, creative approach to spirituality. Since receiving her MA in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care from the Institute for Spiritual Formation at Talbot School of Theology she has moved into providing care and support for wanderers, women, and leaders in the ministry and nonprofit worlds. She currently resides in Seattle where she is enjoying that PNW life.
To learn more about Jen and her work as a pilgrimage guide, please visit: www.jenmanglos.com.
This episode is brought to you in part by Wild Goose Coffee, creating better community through coffee since 2008. Please visit www.wildgoosecoffee.com to buy fresh roasted coffee and to contribute to better communities.
As a spiritual director, pastor, and pilgrimage guide, Jen Manglos delights in helping others discover their own belovedness in God through an embodied, creative approach to spirituality. Since receiving her MA in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care from the Institute for Spiritual Formation at Talbot School of Theology she has moved into providing care and support for wanderers, women, and leaders in the ministry and nonprofit worlds. She currently resides in Seattle where she is enjoying that PNW life.
To learn more about Jen and her work as a pilgrimage guide, please visit: www.jenmanglos.com.
This episode is brought to you in part by Wild Goose Coffee, creating better community through coffee since 2008. Please visit www.wildgoosecoffee.com to buy fresh roasted coffee and to contribute to better communities.
