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Unexpected Divine Encounters

October 26, 2018

In celebration of completing my manuscript for Women Rise Up, to be published with the FAR press in early 2019, I want to share this excerpt from my chapter on Mary Magdalene.  The Spirit of God moves at unexpected times and places. When I spot a single red bloom among the barren trees in wintertime. When I watch my daughter takes a bite out Read More

Filed Under: Faith, Writing Tagged With: book, death, healing, Jesus, justice, mary magdalene, metoo, women rise up

Silent Night, Holy Night: Reflections on Mother and Child

December 21, 2015 Leave a Comment

Advent is a season of expectation, hope, and preparation for the miracle of God’s entry into our world as a vulnerable infant. But do we pause often enough to ponder the birth itself? The nativity stories found in our sacred texts tell us little about it, though what we know is Mary was a relatively young woman, she was pregnant at an unexpected Read More

Filed Under: Advocacy, Family, Social Justice Tagged With: advocacy, Christianity, compassion, faith communities, global health, Jesus, Mary, maternal health

Have I Lost My Faith?

August 3, 2015 Leave a Comment

Someone asked me out of the blue if I'd lost my faith in Jesus. Context is key to making some sense of this, but the circumstances of this conversation are too bizarre and complicated for me to recount. I could choose to take this opportunity to give an after the fact, impassioned reply to the inquiry, but I would just be acting out of Read More

Filed Under: Faith Tagged With: advocacy, Christianity, doubt, Jesus, progressive

White Privilege is the Plank in my Eye

July 6, 2015 Leave a Comment

Photo: Flickr, Mikel Martinez de Osaba Troublemakers are the ones who get things done. I just wish I could stomach the idea without feeling immense anxiety. As a child the fear of getting into trouble was a constant source of stress for me. My imagination would run wild with notions of outlandish consequences for even minor offenses, probably Read More

Filed Under: Faith, Social Justice Tagged With: Jesus, privilege, racism, whiteness

Welcoming the Cries of a Child

May 18, 2015 Leave a Comment

Have you seen this picture? It's been shared over and over again on my Facebook mama groups after going viral on Imgur a week ago. I'm sure there are critics out there, but all of the comments I've seen are full of praise for this professor who comforted a student's crying baby as he continued to lecture. He's been called a "baby whisperer" and Read More

Filed Under: Faith, Family, Social Justice Tagged With: babies, faith communities, Jesus, motherhood

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