ECCS № 10 | A Live Conversation with Serendipitydodah for Moms (the Mama Bears)

ECCS № 00010 A Live Conversation with the Mama Bears! by Stan Mitchell & Ray Waters | Conversation Starters https://archive.org/download/ECCS.00010.Serendipitydodah/ECCS.00010.Serendipitydodah.mp3 Serendipitydodah for Moms is a private Facebook group exclusively for moms of LGBTQ kids. The group was started in June 2014 and as of April 2019 there are more than 5,000 members. Each day moms of LGBTQ kids gather virtually to share a journey that is unique and often very difficult. The group is a place where they share a lot of information, ask questions, support one another, learn a lot and brag on their kids. The official motto is “Better Together” and the members nickname themselves “Mama Bears” The group is private so only members can see who is in the group and what is posted there. There are five subgroups, several special projects and more than 50 regional groups available to the members of the private Facebook group. Stan and Ray were invited to talk to the group on Facebook Live and they allowed us to share it outside the group. Hosts & Guests Stan Mitchell Ray Waters Download MP3 Other Conversations ECCS № 12 | When We Fall Apart Apr 28, 2019ECCS № 00012 When We Fall ApartWe find Mary three times at the feet of Jesus. The first time at the feet of Jesus, she's learning. The Third time, she's worshiping. The second time is the most relatable, though. Her brother was dead, Jesus hadn't shown up to heal him.... ECCS № 11 | An Act of Love Apr 21, 2019ECCS № 00011 An Act of LoveThe women who were the first to experience the resurrection, weren't going as an act of faith. They were going to the tomb to care for the slain body of a friend. They weren't expecting a miracle. It was a simple act of love.Hosts &... ECCS № 10 | A Live Conversation with Serendipitydodah for Moms (the Mama Bears) Apr 14, 2019ECCS № 00010 A Live Conversation with the Mama Bears!Serendipitydodah for Moms is a private Facebook group exclusively for moms of LGBTQ kids. The group was started in June 2014 and as of April 2019 there are more than 5,000 members. Each day moms of LGBTQ kids gather...