Eddie
The Everyday Pilgrim
The Everyday Pilgrim is a personal podcast about walking with God through ordinary life. From Anglican faith and spiritual growth to mental health, chronic pain, hobbies, and the everyday things that shape us, this podcast explores what it means to live faithfully in the real world. Each episode is an honest reflection on life’s joys and struggles — faith, doubt, creativity, rest, and the small moments that make up the journey. Whether you’re deep in your faith, quietly searching, or just walking alongside, you’re welcome here.
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Episodes
When God Says "Enough" 12.06.2026 13:09
Learn to receive grace when you cannot do more.
The Smell of Campfire Smoke 12.06.2026 9:13
Holiness and Grace can be found everywhere.
An Altar Without a Table: Eucharistic Longing in the Wilderness 28.03.2026 12:43
A look back at camping at Acadia National Park, Lent, and the Holy Eucharist.
Psalm 91 and Lent 06.03.2026 10:08
How Psalm 91 and Lent work well together
Chronic Pain and the God Who Doesn't Leave 14.02.2026 12:37
The last for now about my health.
Vocation After Loss: When God Calls You From the Sidelines 11.02.2026 12:56
My Exile from EMS to Feeding Sheep
The Body I Woke Up In 10.02.2026 14:57
My struggles with health and faith.
Life in the Midlands 08.02.2026 9:50
Life in Camden SC
Stigma, Mental Health and the Church 08.02.2026 12:14
About the stigma surrounding mental health and faith.
Faith and Bipolar Disorder 08.02.2026 8:41
Bipolar disorder and faith
Why “The Everyday Pilgrim”? 08.02.2026 5:20
Introducing the podcast…the whys and wherefore.
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