Growing Into Kinship
Liz Cooledge JenkinsJust over here in that post-evangelical space of relearning how to live
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What is this election season revealing about our faith communities?
“Every church really does have its own angel, I think. Some of those guardians are still burning brightly, while some have lost their tail feathers and others are dead though not yet buried. Sometimes all you have to do is walk through the ...
If you can control it, it’s not God
*Note: This post is the fifth in a series exploring different angles on faith & politics while wandering (at a leisurely pace) through the first couple chapters of the biblical book of Revelation. I hope it provides some good food for thoug...
What kind of leaders are we looking for?
Y’all watch the Vice Presidential debate last night?
We can do better than "rising above" politics
Last week I reflected a bit on a title Jesus is given in the book of Revelation: the all-ruling one. I wrote about some of the things I do and don’t think that means, particularly in our current US election season.
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Writer, preacher, former college campus minister. Author of Nice Churchy Patriarchy: Reclaiming Women's Humanity from Evangelicalism. Pacific Northwestern-er, swimmer, casual vegetable gardener, avid tea drinker.
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