Shani Mcilwain (she/her)
I write all my feelings. I probably share a little too much. I love Jesus. I’m on a liberation train toward freedom, and I hope I die empty, having given everything I was meant to give.
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Sometimes Church Looks Like:
The sacred ministry of showing up when words run out
It was on the family reunion bus in 2001 that I first noticed my mother’s jaundice in her eyes. By Monday, Labor Day to be exact, September 3rd, she’d be waiting to be admitted. I left o...
Sometimes Church Looks Like
Independent musical artist Durand Bernarr is having his moment. After his Grammy win earlier this year for Bloom, he’s been everywhere… daytime talk shows, morning news programs, interviews, festival stages.
And yet, for many of us, it fee...
Sometimes Church Looks Like:
There is something audacious about hope.
Not naïve optimism. Not denial. Not pretending the world is kinder than it is. But the kind of hope that emerges anyway. The kind that insists on living, loving, and believing even while surrounded...
Sometimes Church Looks Like:
How do we become free?
“I’ll tell you what freedom is to me: no fear. I mean really, no fear!” — Nina Simone
A few years ago I had the opportunity to attend the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women conference. Walking through...
Sometimes Church Looks Like
Another mass shooting.
Another “God, in your mercy, hear our prayers.”
Another “How long, O Lord?”
And once again, we find ourselves standing at the painful intersection of grief and questions.
Some people go straight into prayer. Oth...
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I write all my feelings. I probably share a little too much. I love Jesus. I’m on a liberation train toward freedom, and I hope I die empty, having given everything I was meant to give.
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