Musings From A Broken Heart
Robert the contemplative, Noha Beshir, Amara AmaryahTheology, poetry, reflections, and restful meditations from a Black man in process
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 473 | Subscribers | Read | musingsfromabrokenheart.substack.co... |
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Authors
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PhD student. Black. Christian (but not the FOX news kind) I write, study theology (right now much of it is at the intersection of disability, soft masculinity, as well as Black and Womanist Theology), compose and play music, and I podcast.
Essayist and poet. Recovering People-pleaser. Second generation Muslim Canadian writing about the Arab-Muslim experience. Words in Maisonneuve Magazine and WAYF Journal.
Poet-essayist, nature-dweller and woman returning to a slower life. ~ Journeying to our original livity - Love. ~ Founder of The Easeful Place community + events. ~ bylines: The Good Trade, ESSENCE, SELF, Travel Noire, Time Out + more.
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