by Ashley Abercrombie I had the opportunity to go on a pilgrimage with Freedom Road, alongside the most incredible group of women, diverse in our ethnicities and cultures, our careers and seasons of life, united in our pursuit of freedom for all. We learned together the history of the Women’s Suffrage Movement, and traced back through the […]
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How an everyday mom can redeem justice narratives
By Annie Rim It’s been just about a month since returning from the Ruby Woo Pilgrimage. Life is back to the routine of making lunches, remembering last-minute Crazy Hair Days, creating a magical and abundant Christmas while also teaching my three- and six-year-old about the longing and ache of Advent. In many ways, the journey […]
The Prophetic Power of Art
Advent is about revelation; the revelation of light in a dark world strung together by lies. After a year of caged children, mass shootings, police brutality, climate cliffs and collusion the world needs a word. Where do we go for that word? Do we go to the authors? Sometimes. Do we go to the preachers? […]
#RubyWooPilgrimage18 Gratitude
#RubyWooPilgrimage18 was a absolutely transformative. Twenty-two women from across the US representing several national organizations and networks laughed together, wept together and learned together. We were inspired and equipped to come back and change our world. In fact, one cohort member shared during our final debrief that she is seriously considering running for public […]
Lament and Repent
What responsibility does the church (particularly the Evangelical church) bare for the state of US public life? In this episode Lisa Sharon Harper sits down for a timely reunion with her coauthors of the book, Forgive Us: Confessions of a Compromised Faith. Join Lisa as she explores the possibility of national healing through the lament and […]
