The Black Lives Matter movement came to national prominence in 2016. While the phrase is used as a rallying cry for those working for change in our society, it can also be looked at from a more personal perspective. Worship Associate Ayanna Gaines examines what happens when someone forgets that their own minority racial identity matters. If Black Lives don’t Matter, then what of the lives of those living them?
The phrase "Be Gay, Do Crime" became popular after the discovery of some graffiti in Marseilles, France in 2016. Embraced by the queer anarchist...
e themes of suffering, death, and resurrection—how the story of Jesus' crucifixion, which seemed like the ultimate loss, transformed into joy and renewal. For...
What if life is not a race to be won, or a destination to arrive at, but a pilgrimage to be walked with presence,...
