Living Liminally
Laura Stephens-ReedLiminal space is sacred, a thin place between what was and what will be. Ministry happens at these thresholds. The writing on this site is about navigating the challenges and noticing the possibilities we find there.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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On "sir" and "mam"
A Southern lady struggles.
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On my 24th ordiversary
A picture of me after my ordination service.
I was ordained by the saints of Oakhurst Baptist Church in Decatur, Georgia, on June 1, 2002. As of the beginning of this month, I have had all the privileges and responsibilities that come with...
It's good to be a beginner
I am a recovering perfectionist.
Perfectionism is insidious. It breeds shame when the person wanting to project flawlessness is deemed - by herself or others - not up to snuff. It keeps those in its grasp from trying new things. It doesn’...
Leading causes of life
Photo of a tree is by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash.
In 2009 I was invited by the Louisville Institute and the Lilly Endowment to be part of a Pastoral Leadership Consultation on the well-lived pastoral life. I was offered this amazing opportu...
New resource: lay leader training
The training contains a reusable training outline and leader journal.
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I have been an ordained minister for 20+ years and a clergy and congregational coach for 10+ years. I work across seventeen denominations and counting, helping leaders navigate transitions of all kinds with faithfulness and curiosity.
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