The way through: small victories
Sara FischerHumanity for the win.
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The only constant is change
I recently was thrown for a bit of a loop.
As I typed these words I decided to find out where that expression comes from. While there are lots of loops in the phrase’s etymological history involving roller coasters and lassos, the term or...
A new/old muse
I’m finally retiring once and for all from the 24/7 day job I’ve had for most of the past 25 years. I will always be a priest, but I am no longer going to carry a community or its work. This is a huge change about which I have expect to hav...
The Last Sermon
Today I am officially retired from parish ministry. As most of us know, “retirement” doesn’t mean what it used to mean. There are no cruises or barcaloungers in my future. I’m keeping busy with Hope and Bread as well as a writing project, b...
Contemplating Endings
I’ve been working on a memoir for about 2 and a half years. I’m nearing the end of a complete draft: 80,000(ish) words, 250(ish) typed pages. The story spans a three(ish) year period of my life—the closing of one church (point A) and the cr...
The Longest Night
In any given year, approximately ten percent of people living unsheltered in any given city will die. In Portland in 2024 we lost about 500 souls. Each year in Portland and many other cities, people gather on the Longest Night—December 21—t...
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Writer-priest, pavement-pounder, and dead-lifter in Portland, writing about grace, harm reduction, friendship, and hope. Author of Open: Adventures in Radical Hospitality (Eugene: Wipf & Stock 2022).
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