Why I Am So Excited about the Divine Feminine Art Opening

The Bible verse that truly started me on my journey away from my embedded theology was Genesis 1:27: “So God created humankind in God’s own image, in the image of God he created them.” If God created all of us in God’s image, then, if we diminish anyone (because of gender identity, race, ability, economic status, sexual identity, age, immigration status, religion) we miss out on knowing that part of God! And I think we also miss out on finding that part of God within ourselves. 

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A Little Beacon of Hope

“You make room for people of different races, religions, backgrounds, circumstances and walks of life. You seem to understand that loving your neighbor is not an abstract idea. It is something you actually practice.”

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Why It’s Vital That We Love Out Loud

This vision of God is not just disappointed in humanity; he’s pledged his allegiance to the United States and authorized his people to enforce his legalistic will on the rest of the country and the rest of the world. This is not the God of Scripture, but it is the God that most of the country sees. And this must change.

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A Whole Lot of Fire!

That fire is now fueling my determination to find ways to push back against the growing White Christian Nationalism that is poisoning our country, perverting my faith, threatening my family, and destroying our democracy.

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Responding to Disabilities

During my psychotherapy, I choose to explore the emotional side of my life. It was not an easy or a comfortable process, but the wholeness and healing that this brought was deeply satisfying.

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What is your image of God?

I have always thought of Jesus as someone with arms outstretched. True, he was on the cross, but also, he had a welcoming embrace. Children can grow up to be adults with outstretched arms, to know suffering, but also to know that they are not alone.

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