Amid recent protests and unrest in Minneapolis over immigration enforcement actions, the work of young people leading movements for justice feels more urgent than ever. In this episode of Breathe In Place, Montague Williams sits down with Jeanelle Austin, racial justice organizer and lead caretaker of George Floyd Square, to explore how pilgrimage intersects with justice, memory, and presence. Jeanelle shares her experiences guiding visitors through sacred and wounded spaces, showing how bearing witness can be both a spiritual practice and a call to action. DISCLAIMER: This episode deals with themes of racial trauma, police brutality, and mourning.

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In this episode of Breathe In Place, Montague Williams sits down with Jon Huckins, founder of Journey Home and co-founder of Global Immersion, to reflect on the transformative power of pilgrimage. Together, they explore how pilgrimage continues to shape us long after we return home: offering healing, clarity, and deeper self-understanding. Learn more about The Pilgrimage Innovation Hub by following us on Instagram: @pilgrimageinnovationhub.

In this episode of Breathe In Place, Montague Williams sits down with Dr. Jamie Gates, a cultural anthropologist and educator, to explore the heart of pilgrimage. They discuss how pilgrimage differs from tourism or short-term mission trips, and how it invites young people to listen, learn, and witness the work God is already doing in a place. Learn more about The Pilgrimage Innovation Hub by following us on Instagram: @pilgrimageinnovationhub