Other Places You Can Find My Work
This work was a labor of love. I originally drafted this chapter during the height of the pandemic for another edited volume. Thankfully, I could not finish the edits in time for that publication. Breonna Taylor is much is a
Say Her Name: Dr. Antoinette Candia-Bailey – Black Women Be Well!
What are YOU doing to remain well? Are there practices you need to pick up again? New ones you can establish? Are there people, places and/or things that no longer deserve your time or energy? In what ways can you
It’s Published! Meet Me at Boundaries Boulevard
This month I celebrate my SECOND publication in the Christian Courier. Last year I wrote about Jesus-centered justice work. And this month we're talking about two very essential components that should be included in everyone's life: BOUNDARIES and REST. One
This, Too, Is The Work of Jesus: Where Were You?
I keep writing because it helps heal my soul. I keep writing because it is my contribution to conversations about justice and equity and peace and love. I keep writing because it is my source of refuge. I keep writing
I Wrote It … And It’s Published!
Here is an excerpt from an article I wrote for the Christian Courier. Follow this link to read the full submission. About a year ago a friend asked me, “What is the difference between doing and being?” The question stumped me
Mask On
All images from unsplash.com Oxygen and the air pressure are always being monitored. In the event of decompression, an oxygen mask will automatically appear in front of you. To start the flow of oxygen, pull the mask towards you. Place it
I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free …
sung by Nina Simone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To0aHKYsEBQ I wish I knew howIt would feel to be freeI wish I could breakAll the chains holding meI wish I could sayAll the things that I should saySay 'em loud, say 'em clearFor the whole round world
Peaks and Valleys vs. The Battle Field
I started the summer with “A Divided Heart” and highlighted the “Million Ways to Love” in my last post. As we transition from summer to fall, attempt to pivot repeatedly with the uncertainty of COVID-19, and remain persistent in our
Leave Room for Joy
It felt hypocritical to laugh. It felt unsettling to seek opportunities to celebrate. It made me uneasy to consider indulging in recreational activities. But yet still, it was paralyzing to live with and carry in every way the real and