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.
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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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an old country church crumbling from rot
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I’ve watched Death of a Pastor’s Wife twice now — once by myself and once with my husband, who did not grow up in the evangelical church. Interestingly, while I kept thinking,...
Paying Attention to the Fruit
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When I was growing up, one of those lovely sayings I heard my mom say over and over again was this:
There are two sides to every story.
Most of the time, she was saying it because my brother and I had vastly differen...
The Language We Didn't Have
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As a teenager, Father’s Day always meant one thing–church camp.
It was the day we would load up in vans and head south to a Christian college campus where we would live in dorms for a week, eat terrible food, spend ho...
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Writer, coach, and storyteller creating space for the misfits, marginalized, and misunderstood to wrestle with faith, hope, and belonging. Honest stories, thoughtful theology, and practical encouragement for the wounded, wandering, and worthy.
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