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:
On the stories we hear after someone dies, the love we discover they left behind, and the sacred gift of reminding one another that our lives have mattered.
I have been thinking about flowers lately.
Not the ones we send to funeral homes....
Sometimes Church Looks Like:
There is something becoming increasingly clear as my husband ( that sounds very new to say out loud and write) and I continue discovering the nuances of each other’s faith. While we are both deeply spiritual, deeply faithful, and committed...
Sometimes Church Looks Like:
On funerals, fractured families, performative respect, and the grace to grieve without pretending.
I’ve been watching the conversations surrounding televangelist Jim Bakker’s death and his son Jay’s decision not to attend his funeral.
And...
Sometimes Church Looks Like:
I do not hate White men. I am asking us to reckon with the power we hold, the systems we protect, and what it will take to build a world where liberation belongs to everyone.
My homegirl asked me once if I hated White men.
She was genuine...
Sometimes Church Looks Like:
When punishment becomes entertainment, history becomes a warning, and the cross demands that we question what we call justice.
I keep asking myself a question.
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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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