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When Laughter Isn’t Shared
This was my late 1980's dream bag! When I was a girl, there was an older kid on my bus who teased me relentlessly. Every afternoon, it was the same routine. I carried a bright red bag my mom had made for me — handmade with love, but shaped, unfortunately, like a bright red pizza box carying bag. I had wanted a GAP tote bag like everyone else. Instead, I got laughter. Kids called me “pizza face,” which cut even deeper because, on top of everything else, I was battling teenage
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When the Safety Net Fails, the People of God Step Up
As the government shutdown continues, many families who rely on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) are bracing for the worst: their benefits are being paused. For millions of households across the country, this means no money for groceries next week—and no clear idea of when help will come again.
Oct 273 min read


Imago Dei: Seeing Each Person as God Does
One of my favorite Instagram creators is Blair Imani, who teaches folks how to be “smarter in seconds.” She uses a peppy, engaging style...
Sep 223 min read


The Gift of Hospitality
Because no matter our age or stage, the work of becoming is never finished. And thanks be to God for that.
Sep 132 min read
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