Sharing a deeply personal essay over at Fathom Mag about fertility, infertility, and the loss of my father last November. __________________________________________ “I can’t fathom how a life with children would work out for us, mostly because in every other aspect Read more…
I’m a runner. Well, I used to be. Maybe I still am, but it doesn’t feel like it so much anymore. I’ve been running since college, I kept at it in my years overseas, and whenever I was back in Read more…
“People who are free are also free to look away and their willingness to do so never fails to astound me.” Malika Oufkir I remember reading in a book a few years ago about a town in Germany called Weimar. Read more…
Excited to be sharing over at The Salt Collective today about what I learned about politics at Liberty University, seeing the movie Vice, and laying out some facts and big questions about Christian responsibility and complicity. “Liberty is where I Read more…
I’m very happy to be sharing over at A Life Overseas blog about what it’s like returning to live in my home country after more than 6 years away. ♦ It’s hard being back. They call it re-entry shock – Read more…
Excited to be sharing today over at Scraping Raisins about a subject I love and also wrestle with – shopping ethically. There are good reasons to (it doesn’t support companies that rely on slavery and oppression of poor people), but Read more…
This is the fourth and final installment in the miniseries called “Missions Organizations Have Cracks.” For more context please see part 1 where I share a truncated version of a letter I wrote to my former missions organization detailing what Read more…
This is Part 3 of the miniseries Missions Organizations Have Cracks. To frame the context of this post a bit better feel free to check out Part 1 where I share the gist of a letter I wrote to my Read more…
A few months ago, I wrote a letter to the mission’s organization I was overseas with for more than 6 years. This letter, which you can read the gist of here, detailed what I felt were institutional failures that led Read more…
I’m very excited to be sharing over at The Salt Collective today! ♦ Until recently, we at least thought we could hold our breaths until citizenship. And then, under the new administration, there’s been an unprecedented spike of “denaturalization’s” – Read more…