Be Curious, Not Judgmental: A Theology of Welcome
There are spaces that open their doors and make me feel received, and then there are spaces that open their doors but already have a shape in mind for who I should become once I step inside.
There are spaces that open their doors and make me feel received, and then there are spaces that open their doors but already have a shape in mind for who I should become once I step inside.
I’m learning by proximity—by being slowed down in rooms where time is treated seriously, where patience is a discipline.
In the middle of a heated conversation about the world, she told me I needed to cut ties with my Jewish friends.
Pluralism, as I understand it, is not mere tolerance. It is a courageous, committed engagement with difference.
May we build walls strong enough to protect, but never so high they cannot be opened.
The heart of you is embedded somewhere between the sod and stone. Somewhere between the swarm and silent spaces. Somewhere … Continue Reading