Good News for New Moms
Elizabeth BurtmanI'm working to define a theology of new motherhood in the life of the church. Join me?
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Prayer Cards for Mother and Baby
A little project I’ve had on the brain for a long time: I would like to have a set of little prayer card type things to pray with, featuring images of Jesus+mothers+babies and/or Bible verses and/or prayers relevant to birth and early mothe...
in defense of: repetitive liturgies
I grew up in churches with highly extemporaneous prayers, long sermons, and somewhat variable orders of service. Things are much more “scripted” or predictable in the tradition in which I now find myself, but sometimes I still observe a ten...
in defense of: church pews
Photo by Andrew Seaman on Unsplash
Some readers may know that I’m fascinated by built-environment design and the ways it shapes our interactions, or lack thereof. One fun little case study that’s relevant to the experience of moms and babi...
cry rooms
The Good Shepherd at the Catacomb of Priscilla
Continuing on from where I left off with my story of nursing my firstborn in church: It so happened that our church at the time, remodeling their building, completed a nursing/mothers’/cry roo...
nursing in church
Rest on the Flight into Egypt by Orazio Gentileschi
Every few months, it seems, the X-fka-Twitter discourse regarding nursing in public resurfaces. “Prudes!” “Exhibitionists!” “Lactivists!” The highly charged and usually unjustified accusa...
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