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Liz Daye

I’m Liz, and I’m just a regular mom with a background in teaching and a former professional ballet dancer. I enjoy hiking in the rain and drinking my coffee black. Much of my joy comes from teaching preschoolers about the love of Jesus at our local church on Sunday mornings. My husband and I are in the thick of raising our four amazing children in Roswell, GA. All of our children have medical conditions including a rare form of spina bifida, type 1 diabetes, epilepsy, and asthma. We’ve spent much of the pandemic in the PICU, on the surgery floor, at physical therapy, and a million doctor appointments in between. Most days though are spent laughing, dancing, snuggling, and declaring the goodness of Jesus through a global pandemic as an immunocompromised multiracial family.

Radical Forgiveness and Ableism in the Church

Liz Daye
February 25, 2022
Church Life, Family and Parenting, Practical Justice
While the disability experience is not a monolith, by & large caregivers and disabled people are familiar with the feeling of being excluded from environments that seemingly welcome their presence but not their belonging. And I have to wonder if our churches are not fully FOR the least among them first, then who are they really for?

Reflections from a Recovering Christian Nationalist Leading to the Anniversary of January 6th

Liz Daye
January 4, 2022
Christian Nationalism, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Race
I didn’t know it at the time, but I was being thoroughly discipled in Christian Nationalism: the idolatrous entangling of God and country for the sake of power. 

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