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My logo, featuring interwoven lines forming a cross surrounded by my name in a circle, reflects life’s meaningful connections and …
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Who Is Missing from Our Table? Disability, Access, and the Body of Christ
Accessibility is Christian discipleship. The body of Christ flourishes when disabled people can worship, lead, make decisions, and shape the …
After Deconstruction: Rebuilding a Faith That Can Tell the Truth
Faith reconstruction begins with honest discernment: testing beliefs by their fruit, returning to baptismal practices, and choosing communities capable of …
Living Water: Creation Care as Christian Discipleship
Ezekiel’s river brings life wherever it flows. The Season of Creation invites Christians to join God’s healing work through prayer, …
Beyond Welcome: LGBTQ Belonging and Shared Authority
LGBTQ belonging becomes visible when people help shape a church’s worship, leadership, resources, and decisions. Paul’s image of Christ’s body …
Love Without Control: Rethinking the Power of God
God’s power is persistent, relational love. Scripture and open and relational theology show divine action working through presence, persuasion, and …
No Nation at the Altar: Christian Nationalism and the Worship of God
Christian nationalism gives sacred weight to national identity. Scripture, Episcopal teaching, honest history, and the symbols of worship show why …
When Public Life Wounds the Soul: Christian Hope After Moral Injury
Moral injury names the soul-deep ache that comes when public life violates conscience. Romans 8 gives us a way to …
The Cross Is Not a Flag: Why Christian Nationalism Is Not the Way of Jesus
Christian faith has public consequences. Jesus, the Baptismal Covenant, and relational theology call the church toward service, dignity, truth, and …
Relationships Matter
Luke 1:39-57 New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition Mary Visits Elizabeth In those days Mary set out and went with …
