What a Pastor Looks Like
“Well, I guess this is what pastors look like nowadays.” I have served in ministry for thirteen years now, and comments like these still strike me silent. I’m not sure […]
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Learning from Tabitha
What do we do when our bodily autonomy is violated and the Supreme Court takes away our rights? I read and re-read the stories of those people of faith who […]
Job Hunting for the Two Career Couple: When the Right Call Is Not the Church
I sat on the bed, listening to the shower. At my feet there was a massive pile of laundry, mostly my husband’s clothes. He was packing a large suitcase and moving […]
Difference: Stone Walls or Open Doors?
When my partner Steve and I met, we learned quickly that our family cultures would collide. I was studying in seminary; he studied science in college and worked in sales. […]
Making Lists: One Mom’s Response to the Trayvon Martin Case
As a wife, mother, and clergy person I struggle with what to tell my son about Trayvon Martin. As the mother of a five-month old black male, I am particularly […]
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 […]
Equal Work for Equal Pay?
I held the paper with disdain. Presbyterians had an annual report that came out, detailing the salaries of every pastor in the area. My spirit plummeted when I saw the […]
