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Keep Finding Ways to Gather
by Kathy Escobar I’ve always been a gatherer. In middle and high school, I was the one who threw the parties and coordinated going to lunch together. In college, I got a little more intentional,...
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When Bravery Looks Like Homemade Bread Cake
by sheloves By: Kailey Veenstra In building relationships with people who are different from us, we must decide: are we willing to risk saying the wrong things, risk hearing how we are a part of the...
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You don’t have to be Thankful on Thanksgiving
by Abby Norman Thursday is American Thanksgiving. It is a little late this year and people have used this an excuse to put up their Christmas trees and blare the holiday tunes. The schmultzy...
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Shame Is The Great Presence-Killer
by Heather Caliri Why have I heard from God? Why have I not heard from God? *** I was eight. Each night I got out a book of children’s prayers and tried to connect to God after my parents turned out...
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When Deconstruction is the New D-Word
by Sheli Massie I didn’t know the divorce rate for friendships going in. I thought when you said “best friends,” you meant “forever.” Like a blood pact without the blood. My glittery puffy stickers...
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