Why are many young people using this word to describe their sexuality rather than “gay” when it used to mean “weird”?
Read More »Theological study and blindness
“Is being able to see really necessary for reading Hebrew?” I wondered. “What resources are there for the blind to study theology?”
Read More »From Fort George Wright Drive to Whist-alks Way
Today, (Nov. 11), Spokane City’s Plan Commission is voting on a proposal presented by the Spokane Tribe of Indians to rename Fort George Wright Drive to Whist-alks Way. This would change the street in front of Spokane Falls Community College from a memorial of a violent colonizer to a celebration of a brave Native American warrior.
Read More »Be Aware of White Apathy
As news stories begin to feel more distant and our adrenaline dies down, we must not let white apathy overtake us and prevent us from doing the work that still needs to be done.
Read More »COVID: A lesson for churches on accessibility
My hope is that we can continue to make helpful, creative, and necessary changes to our churches because, presently, our worship services exclude many people. I am speaking of our siblings with developmental, intellectual, and physical disabilities.
Read More »Stonewall Has Especially Strong Meaning This Pride
As riots against police brutality continue to occur across the country, the story of Stonewall seems particularly poignant this year.
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