The Day You Became a Little Christ
Ascension Sunday. You’ll probably not hear a lot of pastors mentioning this holiday today, which technically was celebrated last ThursdayContinue Reading
Author: Tending to the Margins
Lover of all things that relate to theology and therapy! As a worship leader and clinical social worker, I learn best in the intersections of steady curiosity and humility.
The White Savior Trope, Continued (huevo 3)
I visited House of Hope in India where young women lived who had been renounced by their families (because theyContinue Reading
Cracking It Open: The Myth of the Necessary White Savior (huevo 2)
When I travelled to India in January of 2015, we visited a number of churches. And there was something oddContinue Reading
A Mother’s Intuition
The sacred feminine is a dimension within the human psyche that has been suppressed by many religious institutions, most notablyContinue Reading
Colonialism’s Misnomer
Out in the Pacific Ocean, about 2,000 miles off the coast of Chile, there is an island, named by DutchContinue Reading
Robins of Compassion
Perhaps you remember these words from Nelson Mandela: “Our human compassion binds us the one to the other—not in pityContinue Reading
In Honor of George Floyd: Cracking Open the Myth of Meritocracy (huevo 1)
This won’t come as a shock to any of you: in our country, we believe that your progress in life,Continue Reading
Hopeful Huevos
For years I’ve enjoyed practicing Active Listening as part of living my faith and developing the spiritual life of Love,Continue Reading
Trance of the Familiar
After last Sunday’s rollicking festival celebrating the spiritual physics behind resurrection in the world, and after watching resurrection happen inContinue Reading
What Spices Do You Bring to the Tomb?
Introduction to Easter sermon on Mark 16: 1-8 A year ago we were just a few weeks into the pandemic,Continue Reading
