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 …
Last week I attended the Inhabit Conference. It was a delight to reconnect to old friends and make new ones. One of the highlights for me was listening to Drew …
by Lilly Lewin A couple of weeks ago, President Biden went to Selma, Alabama to REMEMBER. It was the 58th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday. On March 7th, 1965, John Lewis …
by Kathie Hempel Finding a shoe that fits, let alone comfortably can be a cumbersome task. Driving from store to store, trying countless styles. Does it fit better with a …
by Elaine Breckenridge “Who put Joseph in the back of the stable? Who dressed him in brown, put a staff in his hand, and told him to stand in the back …
by Christine Sine I always knew that Advent was a radical season, but I did not realize how radical until I started preparing for our theme Proclaiming Justice, Seeking Peace …
by Christine Sine Yesterday was the beginning of Advent for most of the Western church. This year it is a full four weeks long as Christmas Day falls on a …
All images and writing by Kate Kennington Steer Last time I wrote: [Story] telling [is] an integral part of Justice, making it about recognition and release, celebration and gratitude. Each …
By Kate Kennington Steer Back at Easter, I was wondering what on earth I had to contribute to the Godspace blog’s next theme: ‘Living as Christ lived: towards justice, love …
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