White Blind Spots

White Blind Spots

I belong to a church that wants to do and be good. I still love my church, but we stepped in it a little this week. We need to start this work with what’s on the bottom of our shoes.

Shine On

Shine On

The cards are a tiny breeze across embers, inspiring flames: one note becomes another, one remembrance becomes another. One person feels seen and shines their light on someone else: “I see you.”

How I Celebrate

How I Celebrate

But perhaps these quiet acts—remembering, hoping, praying, and choosing love over despair—can cast as much light into the world as a truckload of fireworks.

Threads

Threads

how comforting it is to think about what our children and others will carry forward from their experience with us. The threads they’ll pull into their future, threads that weave deep into our histories.