Deep Immersion in the Bible: Bible: Exodus

Day 2 I have a rather tired joke (but I still enjoy it) that involves replacing “Moses” with “Charlton Heston” whenever I mention the story of the Exodus. Truth be told, it’s how a lot of people learn the story of the Hebrew people and their quest for freedom, identity, and home. Reading Exodus in […]

Deep Immersion in the Bible: The Plan & Genesis

Day 1 So, here’s the plan. I’m going to read the entirety of the Hebrew Scriptures, Apocrypha, and Christian Scriptures in 45 days. I might allow for a mental health day in there somewhere, but we’ll see. I’m using the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible (Oxford Annotated Version). I appreciate the rigor of […]

Deep Immersion in the Bible

Who has time to blog in a pandemic? I’m sure there’s plenty that do. Ever read one of those food blogs that wax poetic about arugula when all you want is the damn recipe? I wonder if that’s a lucrative thing. Bless those bloggers and their poetry. Anyway. The election happened. My candidate won. Ultra-nationalist […]

Fraud from Uganda: The Truth About Rev. Mark Kiyimba

I’m writing this far too long after the fact, but it’s never too late to document the tragedy and alleged fraud of the Rev. Mark Kiyimba. What’s clear to me is that there is no widespread acknowledgement of Mark Kiyimba’s troubling relationship with the Unitarian Universalist Association. I’m left with more questions than anything. How […]

Cautious Hope, Same Fear

I remember it, clearly, four years ago, sitting in the chair in our living room watching the results unfold on the news. My husband already went to bed. I just sat there bewildered. Mentally I was clawing for some sort of correction, adjustment, good news…something. No, instead, a racist, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic, alt-right Neo-nazi KKK […]

In the Taurobolium

Today begins the frenzy. Draft one is underway. It’s worth noting that “underway” is a word with broad definitions. This beast before me has been underway for two and a half years now. There’s an idea in my head that needs to get on paper and it must. Not for the extra title I receive […]

Looking to the Skippers

I guess I’m on sabbatical now for a month. And it pushed me to blog again – maybe I’ll dust off some of my ancient posts for here. This is a new way of being for me, as I’m the type of minister that works works works until my body and mind can’t work anymore. […]