In this conversation, Christine Sine and Ruth discuss the intersection of theology, gender, and social justice. Ruth shares her personal history growing up in Argentina during a military dictatorship, which …
by Lilly Lewin WEEK one of Advent begins with the candle of HOPE and the passage from Isaiah 64. The Word HOPE is TIKVAH in Hebrew. What if we viewed …
By Lilly Lewin This week was a week of celebration in our family so I’m in the slow lane for freerangefriday today. We were celebrating my dad Wilbur Sensing’s 95th …
In this episode of Liturgical Rebels, Christine Sine and Forrest Inslee interview Brian McLaren. A former English professor, Brian D. McLaren was a pastor for twenty-four years. Now he’s an …
by June Friesen Recently we have moved from one residence to another. This past week I was asked a question by one of my visitors as I was showing them …
by Barbie Perks Isaiah 40:1-11 is read in conjunction with Mark 1:1-8 as the lectionary reading for the second Sunday in Advent this year. It is usually read as referring …
by Jenny Gehman *Reprinted with permission from Anabaptist World magazine, AnabaptistWorld.org.* I’ve had a harrowing relationship with hope. For long stretches of my life, I’ve felt deathly allergic to it. …
by Christine Sine Several years ago I created an Advent garden with five words for me to meditate on during Advent. One of those words was vulnerable and it came …
by Christine Sine Last week I received a note from one of our readers telling me of her struggles with being overwhelmed at a world full of destruction and hate. …
By Megan Bollen In times of global overwhelm or solastalgia, the simple act of picking up trash can offer us hope, and an opportunity to connect to both The Divine …
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