liturgically chic
Emily Brunowritings, sermons, and musings on God and our world
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Wordless Preaching
A sermon on Romans 8:26-39. Text reprinted below.
Last month, I visited a youth center in West Belfast, as part of an immersive peacemaking program for Christians that I have been participating in this year. The center is located near a ma...
I pledge engagement
I’ve stopped saying the Pledge of Allegiance. Functionally, I think most of us stop saying it once we’re out of grade school. But at my job with the legislature, we’re asked to corporately recite it at the beginning of every floor session a...
Meet Your Heroes
They say never meet your heroes. Having been disappointed by people I’d looked up to myself, I suppose I understand why the proverbial “they” says such a thing. The romanticization that often accompanies the construction of a “hero” narrati...
Just tell me what to do
I catch and release cockroaches when I find them inside, which is to say I’m not especially inclined towards this concept of animal sacrifice that we sometimes encounter in the biblical text. But, putting aside my squeamishness about killin...
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...
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Lawyer. Candidate for Ministry. PC(USA)
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