When I used to go with my mom on her epic 2 weeks of groceries at multiple stores PLUS coupons grocery runs (a frugal queen), my main source of entertainment was reading tabloid covers while waiting in line. Alien babies, the Sun about to explode, bat children discovered in caves, etc. All very exciting and […]
Read MoreMay this message find you with a soft heart and open ears. We have found ourselves, as a body of believers, facing a challenge that has weakened not only our unity, but also our witness. We appear to those who watch us for hope and guidance (or even with a critical eye) as foolish, lustful […]
Read MoreI live in one of the places with the most potential to be a haven in times of distress, tragedy, and hardship – the Bible Belt. The region of the US most categorized by its tradition of church and religion. And yet, on the hardest days it often feels like either a bubble of rosy […]
Read MoreThere are layers of complexity and nuance when it comes to the intersection of religion and politics. That’s really hard sometimes when we want a straight and simple solution so that we can feel safe and right. I have kept a lot of my thoughts, ideas, and feelings close to the chest regarding politics and […]
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that’s what she said
I didn’t really want to be in the alter-egos course, but I didn’t get my first choice that particular TIP (talent identification program) weekend at Duke. I can’t remember what else I chose, but it wasn’t that. The course was going to use superheros to explore alter-egos and I’ve just never been that into superheros. […]
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