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"I don't want an easy faith, I want a brave faith."

Hi friends,

Today is a big day: Rachel Held Evans’ book Braving the Truth: Essential Essays for Reckoning With and Reimagining Faith is now out and available in the world!

I was honoured to serve as t...


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A Simple Lent for Everyone Who Doesn’t Really Have Much Left in the Tank Right Now

Hi friends,

As I began to prepare a guide for Lent this year, I had my eye on all of us who are a bit exhausted and overwhelmed by the demands of the world and our own lives. I am highly aware of those of us who want to observe Lent but honestly feel like we might cry if we have to add one more thing to the To-Do list.


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For those who need a respite of (minor) goodness
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What I've been reading lately

Hi friends,

I am deeply committed to being reliably informed, staying engaged, and being present to suffering and also? doom-scrolling has never served me, my mental health, my bodily health, or my ability to stay engaged over the long haul. When I subject myself to hours or days or weeks of unmitigated suffering and trauma through my little pocket supercomputer, I end ...


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For when your heart is heavy but your resistance is steady

Hi friends,

It has been an intense week. There were dozens of news stories that would have been the undoing of us all but now I guess it’s just another day in the apocalypse and so we carry on. As a Canadian, it has felt a bit surreal: our


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