Growing Into Kinship
Liz Cooledge Jenkins, Elizabeth Berget, Halley KimRelearning how to think & feel & pray & live post-evangelicalism
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I have something in common with MAHA Moms?
Friends,
I’m still chewing on a New York Times article I came across this week: “MAHA Moms Take on Coal.”
Some highlights from the article, as I understand it:
- Our current US administration has been aggressively trying to fund and ex...
On cults, college ministries, and “evangelicalese”
When I was a brand new part-time minister with the Christian fellowship group I was a part of in college,1 a slightly-less-brand-new minister mentioned that she had recently read an article accusing the group of being a cult.
I think the t...
"Another world is on her way..."
Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing. -
I love this quote. I think of it often.
It speaks to what my soul needs to hear in these bonkers times. And it speaks to what I try to wr...
On audacious dreams, advocacy, and wrestling with the Divine
Friends,
What does the biblical book of Genesis mean to you? How do you read it these days? Do its stories hold meaning, still, for those of us who have re-thought so many things?
I recently had the chance to write four reflections for Th...
10 ways faith communities can become safer places
Friends,
If you’ve been tracking here the last few weeks, you may know that I’ve been thinking and writing quite a bit about what makes for faith communities that feel—and are—safe or unsafe. Particularly in the emotional, social, spiritua...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, former college minister, PNW-er, casual vegetable gardener, avid tea drinker. Author of Nice Churchy Patriarchy (2023) and Maybe We Could Pray Again (coming in March 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.
Writer. Exvangelical heretic. Former pastorʼs wife. At times a preacher, nurse, doula, lactation consultant, midwifeʼs assistant, activist. Always a troublemaker.
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