We Need Each Other
I’ve spent my life learning from people who challenged me to listen intently and perfect my...
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How Does This Happen in 2023?
In a shocking display of blatant racism, the Tennessee Congress recently voted to remove two...
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The Spirit of Truth
There are times where my soul starts churning. A discomfort, a tumultuous sensation that rises...
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Resurrection Comes
During this post-Resurrection season of the Christian Faith, it is helpful to remember there...
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Reproductive Rights ARE Human Rights
Siblings in Christ, Seekers of Justice, We wish it were not true, but these are not...
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Resisting the Single Story in the Church
My Holy Week musings about change and transformation included thoughts about the change of...
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Celebrating the Unsung Heroes and Breaking Down Boxes
I want to buy a big bouquet of flowers for every person who has scheduled a hard-to-schedule...
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Cause for Alarm
In my social media feed, there’s a funny video of an emu overreacting to a loud noise by...
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Closing the Global Gender Digital Divide
The 67th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) was held in New York City...
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The Sacred Web of Abundance
The day after spreading their child’s ashes in Welaunee, also known as the South River...
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New College
In 1959, the UCC helped found and fund New College of Florida in Sarasota with this mandate:...
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“Bullets and Tanks Won’t Solve It”
Last week, one year had passed since the Russian invasion of Ukraine took place. The war is...
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Five Stages to Climate Hope
More than you might know, you may be the kind of spiritual expert needed in the face of the...
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Harm Reduction Healing
It has been 7,349 days since I last used illicit opioids. Truthfully, at this point in my...
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Counting the Social Cost of Carbon
“If you really fulfill the royal law according to the scripture, ‘You shall love your...
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Climate Hope
Earlier this week, a couple of related items in my social media feed serendipitously arrived...
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Democracy Still Needs Us
Many advocates for a strong, robust democratic process were breathing a cautious sigh of...
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Howard Thurman: Civil Rights Era Sage
“There is something in every one of you that waits, listens for the sound of the genuine in...
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Asylum is a Human Right
On December 24th, while many of us were focused on our Christmas Eve services, dozens of...
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