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The short version - Andrea (or Angie) Palmer is "Mohawkmomma." First and foremost—she is resting in shalom (peace, wholeness). Her highest priority: abiding in Love, Yeshua, the source of her shalom.

 

She is feminine, living art—welcoming her embodied shalom movements through journaling, nature walking, tending her garden, prophetic insights, poetic observations, post-menopause experiences, and serendipitous bliss wherever it can be encountered through her divinely-infused humanity.

 

She prefers to savor over scroll, as she awakens + welcomes others into audacious shalom-making through journaling + Sabbathing Rhythms (the alternation of rest + work-play). 

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As an empathic + maverick + wordsmith, she's highly allergic to small talk.

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She's a neurodiverse momma of eight neurodiverse children on the earth and one in heaven (she also has bonus children), scribbler of poems, alliterations, prayers, and prose, wife of Keith for 20+ years, indie podcaster + publisher who creates and curates prophetic + pastoral soul care stationery and meditative liturgy.

 

She's a fast thinker, slow reader + speaker, but a deep-thinking human fueled by sticky notes, journals, pens, and aphorisms, awakened to coming home to being a child-like co-creator, energy emcee, parishioner of peace, congregant of chocolate (AMEN for dark chocolate!), mindful momma, meditative muse, embodiment educator, daydreaming doula, a sabbathing shepherd, soul care sommelier, and out-of-the-box oracle of God.

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As a former women's pastor/director/retreat planner + speaker, she creates soul care spaces to welcome + awaken others to give TO themselves as much as they give OF themselves— wholeheartedly, courageously and creatively (without guilt). Many refer to her as Pastor Angie.

 

Her mission: To awaken the feminine soul in finding their “place in peace” (Exodus 18:23). 

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The long version: Andrea (or Angie) Palmer is "Mohawkmomma." She is also known to many as Pastor Angie. First and foremost—she is resting in shalom (peace, wholeness). Her highest priority is to abide in Love: Yeshua, the source of her shalom.

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She is feminine, living art—welcoming her embodied shalom movements through journaling, nature walking, tending her garden, prophetic insights, poetic observations, post-menopause experiences, and serendipitous bliss wherever it can be encountered through her divinely-infused humanity.

 

She was born down South in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is the unofficial family historian who traces her roots to both her African + Native American ancestry. She emerged as the firstborn of seven from a family of entrepreneurs, herbalists, gardeners, prophets, preachers, poets, and psalmists. She aligns her feminine living, scribbling + speaking with liberating rest rhythms, personally + collectively.

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As an empathic + maverick + wordsmith, she's highly allergic to small talk.

She's a neurodiverse momma of eight neurodiverse children on the earth and one in heaven (she also has bonus children), scribbler of poems, alliterations, prayers, and prose, wife of Keith for 20+ years, indie podcaster + publisher who creates and curates prophetic + pastoral soul care stationery, and meditative liturgy.

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Although a fast thinker, she's a slow reader + speaker, she's a deep-thinking human fueled by sticky notes, journals, and pens. Aphorisms and alliterations awaken her imagination to no end.

 

Freedom looks like coming home to being a child-like co-creator, energy emcee, parishioner of peace, congregant of chocolate (AMEN for dark chocolate!), mindful momma, meditative muse, embodiment educator, daydreaming doula, a sabbathing shepherd, soul care sommelier, and out-of-the-box oracle of God.

 

As a former women's pastor/director/retreat planner + speaker, she creates soul care spaces to welcome + awaken others to give TO themselves as much as they give OF themselves— wholeheartedly, courageously and creatively (without guilt).

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Her neuroaesthetic bliss + serendipitous moments are:

 

feeling the vibration of her thoughts + voice

 

seeking God's goodness in seeing nature's intelligence within her body and without

 

writing alliterations and making up acronyms (and redefining terms)

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slowly reading + listening to audiobooks

 

listening without second-guessing herself

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dangling her feet on a swing

 

all things chocolate: dark chocolate, hot chocolate, chocolate without sugar alcohols/lecithins/emulsifiers (basically, chocolate without all the crap!)

 

smiling at herself

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coloring + doodling

 

sticky notes

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nature, prayer walks

 

wearing funky earrings + glasses

 

burning candles/incense/diffusing essential oils

 

making smoothies

 

moon bathing

 

taking ceremonial, herbal baths

 

daydreaming

 

making + sipping herbal teas

 

personal + communal lament

 

taking naps + other sustainable practices

 

nerding out on the Scriptures and neuro research (all research, especially neuro stuff)

 

writing thank you notes (old school style)

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watching documentaries and behind-the-scenes

 

vibin' on jazz, old school 80's and 90's Hip Hop, and the musical stylings of Aretha Franklin, Rachelle Ferrell, Ella Fitzgerald, Nancy Wilson, Shanny Zastrow, Alice and John Coltrane, Dorothy Ashby, Jon Batiste, Anita Baker, India Arie, Nina Simone, Jill Scott, Fatai, Chantae Cann, Toni Jones, Jonathan McReynolds, Ruby Amanfu, Peter Collins, Ben Potter, Lanell Grant and Lauryn Hill (to name a few).