On Living a Theology of Hope
I grew up in Jim Crow South of the 50s and 60s in the Church of Christ. It was a time of godly confusion where what we lived and what Jesus taught were at cross purposes. I came up from all that through my stories to develop a theology of hope.
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Shame Be Gone
If there were one thing I could banish from existence it would be shame. I'm talking about the indefinable kind that some folks are born carrying.
It was coal country in Tennessee near the Kentucky border that I met the mother of a man fa...
Let's Talk About Growing Up in the Jim Crow South
Let’s gather to talk about what it meant to grow up in the Jim Crow South. To be a white kid in an evangelical church from Alabama during the Civil Rights era with the Vietnam War, Stonewall Riots, and Women’s Rights all right alongside one...
This is How Slick For Profit Corporations Operate
Here's how decisions are made in bankrupted small towns when a private prison wants what's not theirs for profit. Somebody slick comes in and goes for the low hanging fruit guy with a little power and a willingness to sell out their communi...
Building Community by Way of Giving Blood
It started with an alert from the Red Cross that blood supplies were lower than they've been in an age. It was a call to arms, so to speak. And the Eastwood and Alameda Christian Churches (DOC) showed up.
There were moments when this crow...
Sharing Vegetables as an Act of Resistance
The announcement showed up in my feed that the community garden at Alameda Christian Church had an abundance of vegetables to share. Lillie Wiggins spread them out on a table for anyone needing them. She and her longtime friend, Connie, sat...
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