The Work of the People
Emily WilkesPrayers, sermons, and theological reflections on radical faith, collective care, and the shared work of tending to what's broken.
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Prayer in the Shadow of ICE & CBP
God of unrelenting love, hover over the broken and trembling ground of Durham, of Charlotte, of Raleigh, of all the communities scarred by the uninvited presence of armored vehicles and masked men terrorizing your people.
Be with the 370 s...
Mutual Aid as a Spiritual Practice
As a theater nerd enthralled by my seminary’s proximity to New York City, hunting down cheap Broadway tickets became my favored spiritual practice.
I stumbled upon my first cheap tickets almost by accident. A few weeks into seminary, whil...
Good Friday: Prayer for the Crucified
O God who bleeds,
You do not hover, but descend into agony, abandonment, and the cruelty of humankind. You are there: in CECOT, in tears shed, in hopes abandoned, in broken promises of safety, in cries for liberation.
Today, we trace the...
Dreaming Beyond Authoritarianism
Having grown up imagining Joseph as Donny Osmond in the direct-to-video classic musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, it’s impossible for me to picture Joseph as anything but a little fabulous.
As it turns out, there’s a st...
Shepherding Salamanders
I preached this sermon last year, when it felt like every time I opened Instagram I saw photos and videos of dead children in Gaza. And amid the “extensive strikes” on the Gaza Strip once again bearing witness to massacres through my phone,...
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