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Murdered Souls, Resurrected Lives
Exploring the Complexities of Marginalized Humanity
A theological and pastoral reckoning with the lives the church has treated as expendable — and with the resurrection hope that refuses to leave them there.
Writing & Resources
Work that keeps
working after the room empties.
Three books in print, plus courses, webinars, and teaching resources for people who want the framework and not only the encouragement.
Books
Published work.
Theology written for the communities it comes from — and for anyone willing to read without deference to the usual arrangements of power.
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Badass Women of the Bible
Biblical women, read without deference
Women of scripture encountered as agents rather than footnotes — a reading practice for anyone who has been told their authority was borrowed.
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The Gathering, A Womanist Church
Origins, Stories, Sermons, and Litanies
The account of a church planted on womanist commitments: how it began, what it holds, and the liturgy that sustains it.
Teaching resources
Courses, cohorts, and continuing teaching.
For people who learn by building. Each of these resources comes out of the same conviction that shapes the coaching: expertise already in your hands deserves a structure that can carry it.
The 5 Rs of Creating Online Courses
WebinarA practical session on turning expertise into a course people can actually finish — the structure, the pacing, and the reason most courses stall.
Holy Disruptors: Spiritual Entrepreneurship
Past course · School for Global CitizenryFormation for people building enterprises out of calling rather than capital alone.
Bible lessons & preaching
OngoingRegular teaching on scripture with attention to what it means for lived experience and healing. New reflections are shared through her Facebook page.
Follow the teachingThe Gathering, A Womanist Church
CongregationA womanist church community co-pastored by Dr. Irie — sermons, litanies, and the ongoing work of a congregation shaped by Black women's flourishing.
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Invite the teaching into your own context.
Book Dr. Irie for a lecture or workshop, or begin a conversation about a course built around your community's questions.