liturgically chic
Emily Brunowritings, sermons, and musings on God and our world
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The Holy Spirit is a Burning Confederate Flag
I have this funny little collection of “stick and leaf” camo hats. This style of camo is common in the South, as a practical matter because hunting is popular in the region and, more symbolically, as a cultural signifier. Some, meanwhile, h...
Rites and Rights
I was recently on a call discussing peacemaking as a Christian practice. The phrase “rite of transformation” kept coming up. The folks on the call were all leaders in the Guns to Gardens movement, and thinking of our work as a sort of “rite...
The Labor of Love
Emmanuel Garibay, Emmaus, 2012, Oil on canvas, 91 x 91 cm, Private Collection; © Emmanuel Garibay
I find this Emmaus depiction quite striking. I first encountered it a few years ago through the incredible Visual Commentary on the Scripture...
Hurt and Hardened Hearts
On John 20:19-31 (scroll to the end for full text)
I’m a bit prone to cynicism, I fear. And who could blame me, really? I work in Florida politics. As American poet John Godfrey Saxe once observed, “Laws, like sausages, cease to inspire re...
Death Flexing Its Muscles
Two people in my orbit died on Wednesday. One was a friend who’d only just moved into hospice a few days prior. We’d texted a few times about scheduling a time for me to visit, but with everything going on with the transition into hospice c...
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Lawyer. Candidate for Ministry. PC(USA)
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