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09/10/2025

This poem, Pink and Gray by Rebecca Marie, is in Issue 31 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner, which was released on Wednesday.

It also features Sitting in the Luggage Rack by M , new music by .penny._.lane._, Trinity Open Week , a free book by about 20 truths for hard times from , the CRU West Partnership Dinner and an online art and jewellery auction by

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07/10/2025

This is from Sitting in the Luggage Rack by M in Issue 31 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner, which was released today.

It also features Pink and Gray by Rebecca Marie, new music by .penny._.lane._ , Trinity Open Week , a free book by about 20 truths for hard times from , the CRU West Partnership Dinner and an online art and jewellery auction by

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02/10/2025

This is from our new podcast episode that was released on Wednesday. The Internet Said Everyone Else is Doing It is a light hearted debrief (with some cackles) with Maddy, Rach, and Bec about learning to parent while drowning in a sea of parenting advice online. Even if you are not a mother, just a woman casting her anxieties upon the internet and hoping for a sign, this is worth a listen as it is ultimately about growing in discernment.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

🎧 Parenting strategies the internet said would work but did not work as promised with our families.
🎧 What we are learning about parenting as a Christian in a sea of secular parenting advice.
🎧 What we are learning about parenting as a Christian in a sea of “Christian” parenting advice.
🎧 What has actually helped us process problems in parenting.

The After Dinner Mint is a podcast of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner. We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

Check out Issue 30 - link in bio. Sign up for free to get honest stories in your inbox from local Christian women on Wednesdays.

30/09/2025

The After Dinner Mint dropped a new episode today! The Internet Said Everyone Else is Doing It is a light hearted debrief (with some cackles) with Maddy, Rach, and Bec about learning to parent while drowning in a sea of parenting advice online. Even if you are not a mother, just a woman casting her anxieties upon the internet and hoping for a sign, this is worth a listen as it is ultimately about growing in discernment.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

🎧 Parenting strategies the internet said would work but did not work as promised with our families.
🎧 What we are learning about parenting as a Christian in a sea of secular parenting advice.
🎧 What we are learning about parenting as a Christian in a sea of “Christian” parenting advice.
🎧 What has actually helped us process problems in parenting.

The After Dinner Mint is a podcast of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner. We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

Check out Issue 30 - link in bio. Sign up for free to get honest stories in your inbox from local Christian women on Wednesdays.

25/09/2025

This poem, By Him, by Madeleine Richards is in Issue 29 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner, which was released on Friday.

It also features Another Year, by Rhianon Rae, Britt’s new private therapy practice specialising in complex trauma and perinatal mental health, ’s women in ministry support scheme grants, oil painting , new music from , and on the podcast recorded live at the .collective Faith and Arts Conference

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23/09/2025

This poem, Another Year, is by Rhianon Rae in Issue 29 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner, which was released today.

It also features By Him by Madeleine Richards , Britt’s new private therapy practice specialising in complex trauma and perinatal mental health, ’s women in ministry support scheme grants, oil painting , new music from , and on the podcast recorded live at the .collective Faith and Arts Conference

Sign up now for free to get honest stories in your inbox on Wednesdays from local Christian women. Link in bio 😎

18/09/2025

This is from my podcast interview with Bethany Smith, What I Learned When I Wanted Friendship to be Unchanging on The After Dinner Mint. Bethany is one of our regular contributors.

Issue 24 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner released on Wednesday. We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

We explored:

🎧 Bethany’s role caring for her children and partnering with her husband in their ministry to students at UWA.
🎧 Growing up as a pastor's kid and not remembering a day when she did not believe in Jesus.
🎧 Her experiences in friendship and isolation with multiple moves overseas and interstate, the desire to hold on tightly to friendships and wanting them to be unchanging. We discuss how she has come to rest in the fact that God is the only one who is unchanging.
🎧 How the change in her theology of friendships has changed how she approaches friendship.

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16/09/2025

This is from my podcast interview with Bethany Smith, What I Learned When I Wanted Friendship to be Unchanging on The After Dinner Mint. Bethany is one of our regular contributors. Issue 28 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner dropped today! We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

In today’s interview, we explored:

🎧 Bethany’s role caring for her children and partnering with her husband in their ministry to students at UWA.
🎧 Growing up as a pastor's kid and not remembering a day when she did not believe in Jesus.
🎧 Her experiences in friendship and isolation with multiple moves overseas and interstate, the desire to hold on tightly to friendships and wanting them to be unchanging. We discuss how she has come to rest in the fact that God is the only one who is unchanging.
🎧 How the change in her theology of friendships has changed how she approaches friendship.

Check out Issue 28 - link in bio. Sign up for free to get honest stories in your inbox from local Christian women on Wednesdays.

11/09/2025

This is from Keeping My Problems in Perspective by Bethany Smith in Issue 27 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner. It also features God’s Good Gift of Pets by Sarah Burt, ’s books ON SALE, beginner pottery workshops , live music with and at & .music supporting , new music from .0 and talking about guidance in a world of uncertainty at Bullcreek WPC

Sign up for free to get honest, beautiful things made with love by Christian women in Western Australia in your inbox on Wednesdays. Link in bio

09/09/2025

This is from God’s Good Gift of Pets by Sarah Burt in Issue 27 of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner. We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

Issue 27 dropped today! It also features Keeping My Problems in Perspective by Bethany Smith, ’s books ON SALE, beginner pottery workshops , live music with and at & .music supporting , new music from .0 and talking about guidance in a world of uncertainty at Bullcreek WPC
Check out Issue 27 - link in bio. Sign up for free to get honest stories in your inbox from local Christian women on Wednesdays.

05/09/2025

This is from Britt in our new podcast episode that was released on Wednesday. Why Do The Sads Feel So Sad? is a deep dive into grief with a Mental Health Social Worker, a woman in ministry, and a Clinical Psych Registrar. Britt, Maddy and Bec explore our experiences of grief including bereavement but also discuss loss through transitions, aging, and the loss of dreams and potential. Life in a fallen world means we, collectively, are well acquainted with grief.

Can grief be a gift? How do we learn to live with it when our bodies shut down? How do we grieve in community? How do we grieve as Christians? As always, we have questions. Join us around the dinner table as we flesh this one out.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

🎧 What grief is and the common responses of either ignoring it or being consumed by it.
🎧 How our lives have been shaped by sitting with grief and what it means to grieve as a Christian.
🎧 Making space for grief and being able to sit with it, through therapy, deep friendships, prayer and lament, and what makes this vital skill difficult.
🎧 Grieving in community: the good, the bad and the ugly.

The After Dinner Mint is a podcast of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner. We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

Check out Issue 26 - link in bio. Sign up for free to get honest stories in your inbox from local Christian women on Wednesdays.

02/09/2025

The After Dinner Mint dropped a new episode today! Why Do The Sads Feel So Sad? is a deep dive into grief with a Mental Health Social Worker, a woman in ministry, and a Clinical Psych Registrar. Britt, Maddy and Bec explore our experiences of grief including bereavement but also discuss loss through transitions, aging, and the loss of dreams and potential. Life in a fallen world means we, collectively, are well acquainted with grief.

Can grief be a gift? How do we learn to live with it when our bodies shut down? How do we grieve in community? How do we grieve as Christians? As always, we have questions. Join us around the dinner table as we flesh this one out.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

🎧 What grief is and the common responses of either ignoring it or being consumed by it.
🎧 How our lives have been shaped by sitting with grief and what it means to grieve as a Christian.
🎧 Making space for grief and being able to sit with it, through therapy, deep friendships, prayer and lament, and what makes this vital skill difficult.
🎧 Grieving in community: the good, the bad and the ugly.

The After Dinner Mint is a podcast of Stories I’d Tell You at Dinner. We bring Christian women in Western Australia together through honest stories.

Check out Issue 26 - link in bio. Sign up for free to get honest stories in your inbox from local Christian women on Wednesdays.

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