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Silent Doulas: The Problem With Being ‘A Voice for the Voiceless’

Breanna Randall
August 24, 2020
General, Practical Justice, Theology, Women
And in their haste to expedite the birth process, they end up playing not the role of a good birth companion, but of an abuser, an oppressor, of someone who forces a birth too soon. This is the opposite of solidarity.

Have you been 'born again'?

Morf Morford
August 28, 2013
Church Life, General, Theology
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AUGUST 28, 2013 | BY: MORF MORFORD -- “Have you been born again?” was a popular question a generation ago. This question...

You Can Be Pro-Choice Politically and Be A Pro-Life Advocate In Your Community

Romal J. Tune
January 16, 2013
Family and Parenting, General
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BY: ROMAL TUNE -- As a Christian and an ordained minister I have wondered if it is possible to be pro-choice politically but advocate...

Letters to My Unborn Children: the Silent Grief of Miscarriage

Shawn Collins
October 8, 2012
Family and Parenting, General
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BY: SHAWN COLLINS -- Our first pregnancy in 2004 ended in a miscarriage right after Easter. Through my wife Kristine’s five....
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The Sacred Messiness of Life in Community

Jon Huckins
July 27, 2012
General
2
Janna, a midwife at a local birthing center where a few of the babies in our community were born (including our little daughter, Ruby), made a sign of a cross and prayed a quick blessing over Derek and Chris...

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