Living an Embodied Faith: How to Unlearn Slaveholder Religion
Slaveholder religion disconnects us from our bodies and the bodies of others.
The Wall I Pretended Not to See
I imagine white America’s blind spots like invisible crosses on our side of the fence. Crosses that represent our hardness of heart, our privilege, our stunning lack of compassion.
The Mosque in My Backyard
That's the funny thing about angels — you never know if they might be wearing a crucifix or a hijab.
Adoption and Hospitality Should Replace "Evangelism"
NOV 17, 2013 | BY: YAHOLO HOYT -- When most people think about the term “adoption” we usually only think about a family adopting...
Review: Strangers at My Door: An Experiment in Radical Hospitality
NOV 16, 2013 | BY: TIFFANY MALLOY -- For those unfamiliar with that term, hospitality houses are homes that always have open doors for whoever...
What Happens When One Person Cares
BY: LINDA BRENDLE -- Do you care enough to make a difference in just one person’s life? My understanding of the Scripture is...