Growing Into Kinship
Liz Cooledge Jenkins, Elizabeth Berget, Shelly Shepherd, Halley KimRelearning how to think & feel & pray & live post-evangelicalism
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From the archives: The camaraderie we can't yet see
Note: I’m on vacation for the latter half of this week (super excited to see Alaska for the first time!) but wanted to share something with y’all from the archives. I’m so thankful that our little Substack community has grown by leaps and b...
What are we carrying when we walk into church?
Friends,
A few weeks back, I shared that I was working on a series of four pieces for Christians for Social Action, exploring what makes church communities feel safe or unsafe and how churches can do better.
I wanted to know: In a time w...
Cool new books: Whole and Human, by Rohadi Nagassar
Friends,
When I applied for seminary and envisioned what a Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree might look like, I was picturing Bible classes. Lots and lots of Bible classes. Different classes each quarter on different books of the Bible.
(I...
Book #2 is through proofreading!
Friends,
A former colleague, Brad, once told me he’s literally never read a book without finding a typo in it.
Not one single book.
To be honest, I’m not totally sure I believe it. Surely someone somewhere has written a book where the e...
Have you met bell hooks?
Friends,
This week marked the release of JD Vance’s new memoir Communion, which, I am pleased to report, at the moment I’m writing this, has only two reviews on Amazon; it also has a rating of 1.3 stars on Goodreads. (I am displeased to re...
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Writer, former college minister, PNW-er, casual vegetable gardener, avid tea drinker. Author of Nice Churchy Patriarchy: Reclaiming Women's Humanity from Evangelicalism. Book #2 (on prayer from a post-evangelical perspective) coming your way in 2027.
Christian writer exploring maternal imagery for God in the Bible - and how God loves us like a mother. My book Love like a Mother: How the Sacred Work of Motherhood Reveals the Maternal Heart of God comes out May 2026 with Brazos Press.
Expanding a longer and wider Table… one that Mary Magdalene offered to Jesus and he said yes…
Writer. Exvangelical heretic. Former pastorʼs wife. At times a preacher, nurse, doula, lactation consultant, midwifeʼs assistant, activist. Always a troublemaker.
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