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Photo of a don’t walk sign is by Kai Pilger on Unsplash.
Interruptions are rude.
That is what I was implicitly and explicitly taught as 1) a female and 2) a southerner. It doesn’t matter whether the speaker is now on hour two of their mon...
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One of the podcasts I’ve started following is Neuroscience of Coaching with Dr. Irena O’Brien. My attention was originally caught by a series on the neuroscience of women’s leadership, but there was a...
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[Note: I originally wrote this post a couple of years ago, but I think it’s worth sharing again at the start of this October.]
Clergy Appreciation Month has officially been...
I was fortunate to take two ethics courses from Dr. Robert P. Jones when he was finishing up his Ph.D. at Emory and I was an M.Div. student at Candler. Since then, Jones has founded the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) and written...
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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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