Holding On In the Letting Go In A Pandemic: What Is So
If giving up is not the answer, then perhaps it is to live this one and only life as never before. Choosing life is to accept all of life. With acceptance comes the release of one's imperfect self-reflected in the Creator’s image to the crucified and risen one.
Read More »How Black people and Jews are bound together in ‘great replacement’ theory
The man authorities say opened fire in a Buffalo grocery store Saturday (May 14), killing 10 mostly Black shoppers, was an avowed white supremacist. But his agenda went far beyond Blacks.
Read More »There are two seasons – winter and cigar season
Cigar smoking is as much about ritual as flavor. The cutting of the tip, the perfect light, and production of a good, symmetrical ash are part of the experience. Amateurs smoke too quickly, produce a hotter burn, and destroy the flavor. A cigar must be savored, slowly.
Read More »I am learning that ‘being’ is more compelling than ‘doing’
Work will always be important to me, but by depending on it entirely I’m denying myself from living in the present.
Read More »“Be like Jesus”: Spokane residents rally for abortion, reproductive rights
Abortion is not an easy choice, and many people have been traumatized by it, Williamson said, but autonomy is what's most important — for both men and women.
Read More »Religious Youth Engage Differently Following Pandemic, Study Finds
Young people are engaging with religion differently than they were prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. They are seeking out more conversations with trusted spiritual leaders and having fewer interactions with religious institutions, a religious engagement survey found.
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