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By: Ted Lewis
A window into the ways that truth-telling and trust-building can work together symbiotically (or not) and why they are necessary for relational transformation.
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3/6/2019 0 Comments A Surprise Seat at the Table By: Lydia Wylie-Kellermann
A daughter and her father join together in a formal church process that questions the father’s participation in his daughter’s same sex marriage ceremony. By: Tommy Airey
An honest appraisal of how older generations can connect with those from the Millennial generation, yielding and entrusting more to younger adults who are ready to be empowered. 3/6/2019 0 Comments Transformational ListeningBy: Pat Plude, with Joanna Lawrence Shenk
In this article, members of a pastoral team recall how listening to each other in the midst of a strained relationship in a strained system created space for transformation. By: Elaine Enns
A restorative justice practitioner describes her vocational journey with the field, reaching deep into her past and also showing how her vision for healing and justice keeps broadening over time. 3/6/2019 0 Comments Z and MeBy: Rev. Dr. Oscar (Oz) Cole-Arnal
A long time peace activist reflects back on moments with his childhood friend, feeling deep conviction about early episodes of racism and the lost opportunity for forgiveness. 3/6/2019 0 Comments The Last to Leavea poem by: Ted Lewis
A young religious leader, early to arrive at the scene of public condemnation, ends up being the last to leave. |
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