Episode 20: Patrick and DayeAnn Walden, Learning to Sabbath
Episode 20: Patrick and DayeAnn Walden, Learning to Sabbath
Patrick and DayeAnn Walden are the working parents of three young kids and a full schedule. The pandemic of 2020 brought them a much needed break and the opportunity to reevaluate the pace of their life. Today they are building a new rhythm of life anchored around the spiritual practice of Sabbath.
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Patrick and DayeAnn Walden are the working parents of three young kids and a full schedule. The pandemic of 2020 brought them a much needed break and the opportunity to reevaluate the pace of their life. Today they are building a new rhythm of life anchored around the spiritual practice of Sabbath.
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Patrick and DayeAnn Walden are the working parents of three young kids and a full schedule. The pandemic of 2020 brought them a much needed break and the opportunity to reevaluate the pace of their life. Today they are building a new rhythm of life anchored around the spiritual practice of Sabbath.
Topics discussed in this episode:Patrick’s anxiety attack in 2020
Their journey through Refresh and Encourage
Reevaluating their pace and rhythm of life in the pandemic
DayeAnn’s Shabbat experience in Israel
Why Sabbath is so important to their family rhythm
How they practice the Sabbath
The impact of Sabbath on their family and faith
The Walden's favorite thing!
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