A Seat at the Table
Kristen NeighbargerHope for the Misfits, Marginalized, and Misunderstood If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong in the rooms you used to call home—faith spaces, family systems, or even your own story—you’re not alone. Pull up a chair.
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When the Apology Never Comes
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The only good things I see on social media these days are AI-generated cat videos.
Can I get an amen?
If I just limited my time on those Meta platforms to watching these hilariously ridiculous videos, my time would b...
Why Is It So Hard to Admit We’re Wrong?
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I’m starting to think Catholicism’s idea of confessing our sins to another human being might just be one of those ideas the rest of us could really learn a thing or two from.
I’m not Catholic. In fact, I grew up in a...
When the Emphasis is on the Wrong Syllable
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The news cycle this week has me thinking way too much about what my husband, Russ, and I refer to as putting the em-PHA-sis on the wrong syl-LAB-le.
Those of you who spend all your television hours on streaming platforms wit...
What If We’re Measuring Church Health Wrong?
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Lately, all of the discussion around Death of a Pastor’s Wife has me thinking about how we build healthy spiritual practices and healthy faith organizations. And it has me thinking back to my 30s and my quest for healt...
When Protecting the Pastor Becomes More Important Than Protecting People
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I’ve sat in church and heard these exact words from the stage: “If we’re being honest, we’re all hypocrites.” At the time, I didn’t really think much about it beyond the idea that we are, in fact, all human. We do, in...
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Writer and coach. I write A Seat at the Table for the misfits, marginalized, and misunderstood wrestling with faith and belonging, and Ink & Intention for nonfiction writers turning their stories into books.
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