election

  • Self-Care is Not Just for Clergy

    In the wake of the presidential inauguration, with the tsunami of executive orders that immediately followed, I have watched as my friends on social media have retreated. One by one, they’ve announced they are taking a break. They need to… Continue reading

    Self-Care is Not Just for Clergy
  • How Grief Works

    Since the news early Wednesday morning, a collective cry has arisen from my fellow Americans. Many have said that it feels like someone they have loved has died. In these first few days after the news hit, they feel numb.… Continue reading

    How Grief Works
  • Prayers for Abundant Life

    Though it has been a month since I’ve been in the pulpit, and I’ve even said no to a possibility for ministry, I will be preaching again this Sunday at Gower Christian Church. It is their church that is the… Continue reading

    Prayers for Abundant Life
  • My Sexual Assault is More Than Locker Room Banter

    Trigger Warning: The content of this post may be triggering for people who have experienced sexual assault. I was in college. I was drunker than I should have been—much drunker—and I was flirting with a boy. We kissed sloppily. One… Continue reading

    My Sexual Assault is More Than Locker Room Banter
  • Prayer for the Election Season

    Like so many others, I watched the Presidential Debate on Sunday night. I gritted my teeth and joined others in lamentation and dismay on Twitter. When the debate was nearly over, one of my friends confessed via group text that she’d… Continue reading

    Prayer for the Election Season
  • That Peace Might be Possible on Super Tuesday

    I don’t consider myself to be especially patriotic. I don’t even consider myself to be all that political but I am certainly not patriotic. I am reminded of this each and every time I put my hand over my heart… Continue reading

    That Peace Might be Possible on Super Tuesday