About the Name"Fandom" refers to 1) the state of being a fan, and 2) the community formed by fans. Both of these definitions are reflected in Finding Faith in Fandoms, tying in with two key components of Christianity: the belief in a story and the fellowship of believers.
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All good stories are about conversion. I had always felt life first as a story: and if there is a story there is a storyteller. |
About the Project
Finding Faith in Fandoms was born out of the realization that all stories are, to different extents, reflections of the greatest, truest story: the Gospel, the "Good News" that God sent His Son to redeem the world and restore our relationship with Him.
On the podcast, writer Jacqueline Tetrault invites her friends--mostly Christian artists and storytellers--to discuss how their favorite stories they reflect aspects of the Gospel. She also explores what she terms the "Salvation Story Theory," the story structure of salvation history, which she believes echoes throughout the best works of folklore and fiction.
On the podcast, writer Jacqueline Tetrault invites her friends--mostly Christian artists and storytellers--to discuss how their favorite stories they reflect aspects of the Gospel. She also explores what she terms the "Salvation Story Theory," the story structure of salvation history, which she believes echoes throughout the best works of folklore and fiction.