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Dec 4, 2017 · Palmer, 53, told The Tennessean that his journey away from faith in God was triggered about 20 years ago by two devastating events. He said his faith was shaken when he learned that a church staff member was beating their spouse.
Dec 1, 2017 · Two devastating events in the lives of church members made former evangelical pastor Jim Palmer step back and question everything he taught about God. Palmer, who started a church in Brentwood in...
Jim Palmer. 22,984 likes · 6,278 talking about this. This page is a community of non-religious spiritual explorers inspired by writings of Jim Palmer.
Jim Palmer is the Founder of The Center for Non-Religious Spirituality. Jim is a certified Spiritual Director, and a member of Spiritual Directors International. He is a Chaplain with the American Humanist Association. Jim's background includes a Master's of Divinity from Trinity Seminary in Chicago.
Jim Palmer is the Founder of The Center for Non-Religious Spirituality. Jim is a certified Spiritual Director, and a member of Spiritual Directors International. He is a Chaplain with the American Humanist Association.
Special guest Jim Palmer joins us on The Spiritual Brewpub. Jim is a former mega-church pastor, a master of divinity graduate, a humanist chaplain, a certified spiritual director, and the...
Sep 1, 2023 · Special guest Jim Palmer joins us on The Spiritual Brewpub. Jim is a former mega-church pastor, a master of divinity graduate, a humanist chaplain, a certified spiritual director, and the...
Writer, Pastor. Nashville, Tennessee. Jim Palmer is the founder of the Pilgrimage Project, an initiative encouraging the freedom to imagine, dialogue, live, and express new possiblilities for being an authentic Christian. His background includes inner-city service and international human rights work.
Special guest Jim Palmer joins us on The Spiritual Brewpub. Jim is a former mega-church pastor, a master of divinity graduate, a humanist chaplain, a certified spiritual director, and the founder of the Center for Non-Religious Spirituality.
In my former life I was a megachurch pastor who walked away from it all. I later founded the Center for Non-Religious Spirituality as a safe space for religion-leavers, and to offer deconstruction and religious trauma counseling.
