When launching this blog last April, I encouraged us to reflect on the stories we live by. What narratives shape the way we see the world, the way we make sense of everything – faith, identity, meaning, and all of our beautiful and painful experiences? While listening to an episode ...
Imagine fighting for your right to exist every day in spaces that claim they are “welcoming” or “inclusive.” You sit in your college theology class, or attend a special event featuring a renowned biblical scholar, or stand to pass the peace in your place of worship. The message is “God ...
Guest content by Carla Sofia Vargas Sandoval Hi, my name is Carla Sofía Vargas. I'm from Nicaragua and I've started an initiative that seeks to start conversations and spaces towards LGBTIQ inclusion in Central America's Christian churches. Under my alias La Mechuda, I create content in Spanish & LGBTIQ resources ...
When launching this blog last April, I encouraged us to reflect on the stories we live by. What narratives shape the way we see the world, the way we make sense of everything – faith, identity, meaning, and all of our beautiful and painful experiences? While listening to an episode of The Liturgists podcast on ...
Imagine fighting for your right to exist every day in spaces that claim they are “welcoming” or “inclusive.” You sit in your college theology class, or attend a special event featuring a renowned biblical scholar, or stand to pass the peace in your place of worship. The message is “God loves everyone.” The branding is ...
Guest content by Carla Sofia Vargas Sandoval Hi, my name is Carla Sofía Vargas. I'm from Nicaragua and I've started an initiative that seeks to start conversations and spaces towards LGBTIQ inclusion in Central America's Christian churches. Under my alias La Mechuda, I create content in Spanish & LGBTIQ resources for my Facebook Page, YouTube Channel, ...
A guest post by Kisha Harper When writing, you always have to observe certain rules of grammar and punctuation, but the most seemingly insignificant parts that are commonly forgotten or overlooked are the margins, the gaps on the top, bottom, left and right between the main content on the page and the page edges. It ...
