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We live in a connected world, a time where cities are growing, socio-ecological matters are pressing, and the reality of living alongside people who are
We live in a connected world, a time where cities are growing, socio-ecological matters are pressing, and the reality of living alongside people who are
I have the honor of sharing on the Reformed Journal blog for the four Sundays of August, and I thought it would be a good
Warning: This post contains a few mild spoilers. Dear Young Women, Yes, you should see the Barbie movie. And sure, go ahead and wear hot
I didn’t see the Twin Towers go down on 9/11. Let me take that back—because I was in class, I didn’t see the collapse, not
I had another post in prep but I switched it up to go with this. This deserves to be amplified and it is so astonishingly
Last Saturday, July 29, was my favorite feast day, one I celebrate every year: the feast day of St. Martha. Anyone who knows me even
On Sunday mornings I now fill a pew not a pulpit. Recently, a preacher’s sermon sent me down the proverbial rabbit hole. She shared how
In my previous post here on the RJ blog, I wrote about my decision to quit a masters in clinical mental health counseling program, even
Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from
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