Keep Looking Up
Courtney Ellis, Shemaiah Gonzalez, Dorothy Littell Greco, Catherine McNiel, Karen Swallow Prior, Robert FrancisCourtney Ellis's newsletter
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 160 | Subscribers | Read | courtneyellis.substack.com |
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The Ache of Change
When I was in preschool, my parents pulled up to the little red-brick educational center to drop me off. I was three years old, I went twice a week, and my time with Miss Cindy—she of the feathered blonde hair and the soft, gray sweatshirts...
113: The Gentleness of Birds (Jennifer Grant)
Today we’re joined on the show by Jennifer Grant, a Chicago author of books for children and adults. I’ve loved Jennifer’s work for years and was delighted to pick her brain about her newest work, Consider the Birds, a lovely picture book f...
A Year of Micro-Changes
First things first:
112: Dorothy, Jack, and Cardinals (Gina Dalfonzo)
Gina and I became friends over social media a few years back. Then we became good friends when she started regularly texting me photos of Northern Cardinals. I live in California, you see, and those red beauties rarely make it out past the ...
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Pastor. Birder. Author of six books, including Weathering Change, Looking Up, and Uncluttered. Host of The Thing with Feathers Podcast.
Essayist and Storyteller on faith, art and literature. Her book, Undaunted Joy: The Revolutionary Act of Cultivating Delight (Zondervan 2025) was birthed from her Substack.
Thoughts on how the gospel is meant to change everything. I care deeply about justice, healthy relationships, and making this world a better place for my grandchildren.
I'm a chaplain and author who writes to awaken myself to the creative, redemptive work of God in each moment. I am striving to see beauty, learning to expand my perspective, praying to keep my eyes and heart open.
A reader and writer attending more closely to what is good, true, and beautiful. 2025-26 Karlson Scholar at Bethel Seminary. The Priory is devoted to the holy cultivation of a rich inner life. “Attention is the beginning of devotion.” -- Mary Oliver
Telling the stories of the birds of America, and the people who named them, ate them, studied them, and saved them.
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