Black History Month may be over but our need to learn will never cease. Here are some suggestions from our Godspace writers and readers that can help inspire and educate…
by Rev Sheila Hamil Jesus prayed ‘May they be one!’ This was his earnest prayer for all his followers. This song ‘Dividing Line’ was written years ago, at a time when there…
guest writer: Sheila Wise Rowe, Adaptation from Healing Racial Trauma by Sheila Wise Rowe, Adapted from Chapter One, “Wounds” For several decades Southern black folks carrying suitcases full of prized…
by Diane Woodrow, The month of February has been designated “Black History Month”. As my daughter said it is interesting that Black history only gets 1/13th of the whole year.…
by Lisa DeRosa Tomorrow, November 13th is World Kindness Day. Especially this year, I appreciate that this celebration follows closely behind election day in the US, when we need this…
by Laurie Klein, guest writer I repurpose bird cages as garden sculpture, tuck them among perennials like miniature cottages in a country village: a personal peaceable kingdom. Last month, I…
by Lilly Lewin Last Friday, I was in the midst of the Story Gathering in Nashville. It’s a conference of creativity where story tellers from all walks of life gather…
by Christine Sine The crisis at the border is the latest addition to a long list of instances when white people have chosen silence over what is right. Most of…
RubyWoo Pilgrimage photo Joy Bailey By Shonnie Scott — Imagine a four-day road trip and a diverse group of thirty-four evangelical leaders from eighteen states—women who have the ear of…
