One of my heroes died this week, Alice Wong. She once said: Disabled people know what it means to be vulnerable and interdependent. We are modern day oracles. It's time people listened to us. She was magnificent and I loved that she made me uncomfortble. She challenged everything and could imagine a world where love and care were so expansive that the very ideas of stratifications based on ability were incomprehensible. It was a place where everyone could have all they need

This is the fourth letter in the series of letters to people who have most influenced my theology and world view. Querida Gloria, Me has...

This is the third letter in the series of letters to people who inspire my theology and world view. Dear Mia, I love Sarah Schulman’s...

Image of sticker of Octavia Butler from Meow Wolf Denver This is the second letter in my series of letters to those who have most...

I had the opportunity to write a series of letters to people who have greatly influenced my theological learning and world view. The...

Just as I transition into an old crone, a time when this culture considers women mostly irrelevant and disposable, I find that I am just...

This blog was a way for me to mark my journey as I navigated a massive life change and pursued my MDiv and ordination as a Unitarian...

How can I casually write a post about this week’s materials when engaging with them has created seismic shifts, gargantuan epiphanies,...

One thing I need for my mental, emotional, and spiritual health is to spend time with my chosen family. They feed my soul. Even a short...

I am also going to admit that after reading the assignment from my Conscious Conflict class this week, (Dignity, by Dr. Donna Hicks) I...

I want to share an excerpt from La Vida Sacra, by James Empereur and Eduardo Fernámdez: Sociologist Robert Bellah, a Protestant layman,...

Some thoughts on reading the book, Dignity, in our Conscious Conflict class... I agree with the notion that “[t]reating people badly...

Items from school, church, friends and family this week that sunk right into my heart, inspired a new thought, or changed an old...