Four Banned Books Young Clergywomen Should Read
Unfortunately, not everyone loves books the way we do. Book bans are an increasing problem in the United States, and…
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Beyond the Cottage: Romance Recommendations for Clergy Women
At its best, romance is about so much more than escapism. These are books that make a way out of…
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What Good News Are You Living: A Review of The Gospel of Salome
Salome is not necessarily a character for us to emulate; instead, she is one who makes us think about what…
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A Cool Commentary: A Review of Jonah: A Commentary
laassens urges readers to reflect on the book of Jonah as a narrative of trauma that poses questions about God’s…
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Letter from the Editor
We want to spend this month celebrating reading, sharing some of our reviews of everything from commentaries (cool ones!) to…
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Reframing Illness in My Life, Part 2: The Gift of Anxiety
I am whole, including my anxiety. It does not need to be healed or redeemed in order for me to…
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A Prayer for Loved Ones with Dementia and Alzheimer’s
The person who I have loved for my entire life is changing before my very eyes.
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Reframing Illness in My Life, Part 1: Illness as an Invitation
That season of the body's unpredictability brought with it something I never would have imagined - the stability of community.
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Spiritual Healing in the Face of the Unknown
At first, I had hoped my hospital janitor job would be a temporary position. What I didn’t expect was that…
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Ministry with the Full Expression of the Body of Christ
The body of Christ is incomplete when it does not include people with disabilities...How do we help our churches and…