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On Thanksgiving: An Honest Home in the Uncomfortable ‘Both’

Britney Winn Lee
November 23, 2022
Creation & Environment, General, Race
But this little plot of land, where my son swings from oak branches beside the bayou . . . where we make mashed potatoes for three instead of twenty-three . . . where I call home . . . is much more than just a settler's trophy. We live in Caddo territory, or so it was before the Treaty of Cession of 1835.

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. 

On Thanksgiving: An Honest Home in the Uncomfortable ‘Both’

Britney Winn Lee
November 24, 2021
Creation & Environment, General, Race
But this little plot of land, where my son swings from oak branches beside the bayou . . . where we make mashed potatoes for three instead of twenty-three . . . where I call home . . . is much more than just a settler's trophy. We live in Caddo territory, or so it was before the Treaty of Cession of 1835.

Easter Encouragement for the Spiritually Homeless

Rachel Ophoff
March 30, 2021
Church Life, Family and Parenting, Theology
I can at least aim for a level of peace that transcends understanding. “Christ The Lord is Risen Today” will surely be available on YouTube.

Choosing Love at Belonging’s Expense and Wondering What Now

Jenna Wysong Filbrun
March 15, 2021
Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice
It is awfully convenient to believe the right thing to do is whatever you want, at anyone else’s expense. It felt like the lives of the sick and vulnerable didn’t matter. Then George Floyd was murdered.

On the Anniversary of the Shut-Down: A Prayer for What Was, Is, and Is to Come

Britney Winn Lee
March 12, 2021
Books, General, Global
It’s been a long road, and it’s not over, though it does seem to be changing. And we felt we couldn’t let this moment pass without marking it together in some way.

A Viral Prayer in the Age of COVID-19

Cameron Bellm
February 19, 2021
Global, Interfaith, Politics
It was a moment, a moment of extraordinary unity and goodwill. I am afraid the moment has passed. We are a year in now.

Sunday Words on Weekdays

Marianne Abel-Lipschutz
February 15, 2021
Church Life, Family and Parenting, General
The loved one is in prison, the hospital, hospice, quarantine, or serving abroad. Some extended families face all of these circumstances at once right now. Yet the scriptures don’t avoid the expectation to feel joy.

How to Do Church During a Pandemic

Andrew Lee
February 15, 2021
Church Life, General
Especially during a time when it feels like we are all suffering, when no one is really “healthy” and giving out of an abundance of energy, time, or resources, I battle two conflicting motivations.

Oh God, Where Are You Now?

Esther Sparks
December 22, 2020
Art, General, Global
If you’re on any kind of a spiritual journey, there inevitably comes a day when all the usual “lights” go out.
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