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Michelle Reyes
March 1, 2022
Church Life, Death Penalty, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Race, Women
To advance God's kingdom on earth and pursue his vision of holistic shalom means we cannot avoid what's happening on death row. 

Nominating a Black Woman to the U.S. Supreme Court Will Advance Justice and Democracy

Rhonda Thomas
February 11, 2022
Politics, Race, Women
To be clear, this appointment does not obliterate the president of his broader responsibility to the Black community. He still needs to raise the minimum wage and address housing insecurity, the climate crisis, student loan debt and voting rights. But the courts have been stacked with conservative white men for far too long.

An Excerpt From Fortune: How Race Broke My Family and the World – And How to Repair It All

Lisa Sharon Harper
February 7, 2022
Art, Books, Church Life, Race, Women
Standing before the court, eighteen-year-old Fortune was born free and should have remained free according to Lord Baltimore’s 1681 legal turnabout. But of course the application of law is different from the law itself.

In These 12 Days of Christmas, Thoughts on Mother God

Esther Sparks
December 30, 2021
Church Life, Theology, Women
Motherhood is an earthy, human, painful, female event, filled with soaring joy and searing pain. God came to us like this.

Mary’s Virginity Matters, but Not for the Reasons You Think

Shannon Evans
December 21, 2021
General, Theology, Women
And so if we hold the virgin archetype up against Mary of Nazareth, we might be surprised by what we find. What if Mary’s virginity tells us not just about Jesus’ significance, but equally, about hers?

The Ones Who Led the Way

Amy Roemer
November 10, 2021
General, Practical Justice, Women
It is through their testimony, their witness, that they passed down the faith we have today.

Women of Faith Can Help Advance Climate Justice

Elizabeth Chun Hye LEE
September 13, 2021
Creation & Environment, Practical Justice, Women
Even though I am not a climate scientist, I recognize that the climate crisis is an existential threat impacting all of creation. As a woman and a person of faith, I have a unique responsibility to act.

The Generational Grief of Decolonizing Faith

Kat Armas
August 9, 2021
Books, Global, Theology, Women
It’s easier when we’re fed what to think, what to believe about ourselves, our histories, and God.

Worth Fighting For: A Word from the Desens House

Dean Wright
July 29, 2021
Church Life, Practical Justice, Women
Standing in the midst of that house in chaos felt like a refection on the chaos of my soul over the past few years. After being very active in our church, I had hit a season of exhaustion and burnout.

Jesus, Justice, and the Suffering of the Marginalized

David Piorek
July 28, 2021
Practical Justice, Race, Women
Yet, where we see suffering, we often see Jesus. Jesus’ arrival in the Gerasenes shows us how he breaks into the marginalized areas of our societies where those who are suffering have been left to languish.
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