On Living a Theology of Hope
Living a Theology of AbsurdityI 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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Getting Unpretty Honest on a Personal Level
I'm entirely done with all the pretty words and pictures covering over what's real. Truth usually comes out at some point anyway, so why not hang mine up to dry on my terms?
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When Black Face Came to my Christian School
I couldn't be more than an unbaptized ten years of age when I walk into one of the classrooms at my Christian school. I’m at the door watching this lady daubing black goo on this kid’s face and I can’t walk away. It’s not that I want to sta...
When the Horribleness of Life and Good Things Collide
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