How to Treat Single Christians as Whole People (feat. Elizabeth Moore and Audrey Elledge)

In this episode, you'll hear about:

• untangling cultural Christian expectations 
• how to treat singles as whole people
• allowing for all feelings in singleness
• which kinds of relationships deserve more attention (and why)
• and so much more!

Today is an extra special episode of Unsuitable, because you're going to get to hear from two guests at once! Audrey Elledge lives in New York, where she works at SparkNotes and serves at Church of the City New York. Elledge is the recipient of the Academy of American Poets Prize and the Virginia Beall Ball Prize. Born and raised in Louisiana, Elizabeth Moore now lives in New York, where she works at Penguin Random House and serves with the Church of the City New York creative team. We're talking to both of them at once because they co-authored a book that releases today called Liturgies for Hope. You can listen to Audrey's playlist "Sermons in Stones" on Spotify. 

You can follow Elizabeth on Instagram @elizabethjmoore and Audrey on Twitter @audreymae17. Their book, Liturgies for Hope, is available wherever you buy books. You can listen to Audrey's playlist "Sermons in Stones" on Spotify.

This episode is jammed packed and unfortunately a lot wisdom didn't make the final cut. Don't worry though, you can join our Patreon community to get the full episode! We hope to see you there!

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