Beloved, Take Up Space
We, who are made in the image of God, are more than our history or hang ups.
For Black Women at Church, It’s More Than the Aretha Eulogy
Williams’ eulogy reopened wounds and sternly reminded them that black churches remain male-dominated institutions.
#RaiseYourVoice: Moving Beyond the ‘Impostor Syndrome Wilderness’
We don’t know the power of using our voices until we try it.
Why It’s Good for Girls to See Clergywomen
We wanted our girls to see this and know that they can do anything.
The Lie of American Freedom: A Theology of Glory
Perhaps the most heartbreaking thing about the American Dream in 2018 is the obliteration of the idea that it is even a worthy or legitimate dream for everyone.
Separating Immigrant Children from Their Families is Torture
People of faith must also condemn a policy that punishes children for their parents’ attempts to protect them.
Women: “The Devil’s Gateway?”
Jesus’ life and message is one of liberating women into their sacred vocation as equal participants in God’s mission of reconciliation.
Progressive Christians Can Embrace Paul Too
Paul is not perfect. But the Bible is filled with people who are learning to get it right. Some do better than others.
Where is the Church on #MeToo?
We’ve sat back and allowed Hollywood to take responsibility for advocating for women instead of rising up against the sin in our midst.
‘Because #MeToo Breaks My Heart, Makes Me Pissed as Hell’
There’s nothing I can do in this lifetime more sacred than working to stop violence against women and girls.