Sinking: A Sermon on Genesis 37, Matthew 14, and Charlottesville
As the children leave, I ask of you a moment of personal privilege. I am grateful for the trust you give to your pastors and for the gospel which has […]
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What White Christians can Learn from Get Out
I’ve watched white churches attempt to confront racism in ways their members can digest, whether it be with campaigns or curriculums. So I’d like to add a suggestion. Predominantly white […]
Young Clergy Women on Marching
On Saturday, January 21, young clergy women participated in the Women’s March on Washington, DC, and in sister marches all over the world. We’ve gathered some of their reflections on […]
A Message to the Margins: An Election Lamentation and Call to Action
The United States of America has elected Donald Trump its next president. It’s sinking in as I type that. We (the royal “we”) elected Donald Trump, a beloved child of […]
Ask a Young Clergy Woman: Anti-Racism Edition
Dear Askie, I love my congregation, but I’m starting to think I might have to close my Facebook account. I have a few congregants whose postings are driving me crazy! […]
An Interview with Margaret Aymer
The Rev. Dr. Margaret Aymer was keynote speaker at the Text in Context conference, hosted by The Young Clergy Women Project this July in Austin, Texas. She taught for many […]
The Day Both Everything and Nothing Changed
Until June 17, 2015, I had the privilege of referring to Charleston, South Carolina as: the charming city in which I met my husband, the enchanting city in which shrimp […]
#Baltimore: Reflections from a White, Feminist, Queer Freedom Fighter
I didn’t give it a second thought. Of course I would join my co-pastors and other folks from the Slate Project* in marching for justice for Freddie Gray. It was […]
Tired Shoulders
My shoulders are tired this afternoon. Most of that is soreness from doing hair yesterday. All of yesterday: 10 hours of washing, conditioning, putting in product, brushing, combing, parting, […]
A Review of Making Paper Cranes: Toward an Asian American Feminist Theology by Mihee Kim-Kort
It’s not every day you get to read a seminal, formative work in a still-emerging field of theology. But that is exactly what Making Paper Cranes: Toward an Asian American […]
