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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No Meal Trains for Church Hurt
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The car was silent as Russ and I left church.
Ten minutes into our drive, Russ finally said, “I’m just so angry. I feel like I’m cycling through all the stages of grief.”
I sat with his admission for a few minutes, attempti...
When the Table Is Gone
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The Kind of Hurt That Changes Everything
I’ve been struggling with going to church recently.
I’m not having a crisis of faith, doubting the love of God, or losing sight of who Jesus is. No, those things are still deeply...
The Space Between Tables
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I used to do it all.
I showed up to church every time the doors were open, catered the events, ran the fundraisers, led the ministries, sang in the band, and hosted the small groups. If there was a hole that needed filled, I...
The Tables Jesus Sat At...
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An Easter Conversation I Can’t Shake
I love talking to my dad on Sunday evenings.
My parents live in Florida, and I talk to them most evenings, usually while my husband and I are eating dinner so it’s kind of like we’re...
A Gentle Lent: Day 47
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Before you read, take a breath.
The waiting is over.
Death did not win.
Hope did not stay buried.
Very early Sunday morning, before sunrise, Mary Magdalene made her way to the tomb. And when she arrived...
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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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