Hold My Chalice
Kimberley DebusThoughts about worship, theology, governance, and congregational life after lockdown. Written with a liberal religious bent and fair bit of snark.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Stunned
This is the hardest post I’ve written in a long time, as I simply have no idea how to make sense of the news today. I am utterly stunned by the election results.
Strong and Savvy
Back in the early 2000s, I worked for an aerospace engineering firm as a technical writer. It was intense work, especially post 9/11, but it was good work. And while I am no where near an engineer, I learned how to read blueprints and under...
Time is on my side
I often say in a joking way one of my truths, that my mother taught us that if you were less than five minutes early for a thing, you were late. And if you said you’d leave by a certain time, you needed to be out the door. This is how she r...
Circles and Arrows and Wild Suppositions
I’ve heard some odd things lately - about the religious educator who purposely excluded some teachers because of (insert -ism here)… about the staff who created an event purposely to piss off the founders… about the minister who accepted a ...
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Unitarian Universalist minister in the DC metro area, writing about faith, liturgy, and culture
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