Sanctuary of the Holy Others
KT Sanckenby Kristin Thomas Sancken
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | ktsancken.substack.com |
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Jenai Auman
Note from KT Sancken: I found Jenai on Instagram. She was promoting the release of her book, “Othered: Finding Belonging with the God who Pursues the Hurt, Harmed & Marginalized”. There is no book I want to read more! I sent her a DM, and w...
3 Resources for Late-Diagnosed Autistic Christians
About a month ago I saw a post on Threads of a woman who was recently diagnosed as autistic. She’s well into her 40s, a parent herself, and was looking for resources to explore her faith through her new diagnosis. When she went to the book ...
Yolanda Denson Byers
Note from KT Sancken: In the midst of a mass Christian deconstruction, my goal is for the stories I tell to help people feel less alone. Faith doesn’t have to be the way that a particular church or denomination has framed it. I’m loving int...
A Few of My Favorite Things
Yesterday was my 40th birthday, and it was the weirdest birthday I’ve ever had. I woke up in a Microtel in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Our car broke down on the way home from a spring break/eclipse trip to Niagara Falls. We were lucky enough tha...
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"All human beings have their otherness. It is that which cries out to the heart." - Elizabeth Goudge. Writing about faith lives on the margins of Christianity. Other bylines in Huffington Post, The Guardian, Living Lutheran and Mockingbird.
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