Leah Colbeck
- Today is Father's Day and I'm writing about being married young and things you don't think about. wp.me/p2951v-om 2 days ago
- Goddaughter. So blessed. This little one is well loved. http://t.co/jmLVmLH40A 2 days ago
- Days where all you can see is grace are the best days. 3 days ago
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Category Archives: Social justice
Privilege and Relationship
There has been much written about privilege on the internet this week if you read Christian blogs. As I understand it the triggering event was an emergent leader, Phyllis Tickle, making statements as a part of a closing remarks at a conference … Continue reading
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One week ago
One week ago a horrible, unimaginable thing happened. Twenty children and six adults were murdered during their school day. I don’t need to remind you of this, I know it is on people’s hearts and minds. I couldn’t find words. … Continue reading
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It is Thursday morning and I am still thinking about affluence being everywhere
It is Thursday morning and I am still thinking about affluence being everywhere. I’m drowning in it actually, I still can’t get it off my mind at all, and I’m having thoughts that are breaking me over and over again. … Continue reading
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Affluence is everywhere today
Affluence is everywhere today and I can’t be at home or on the internet or in my own head without feeling it expanding in every one of my cells and it is boiling through my body, overflowing here in this writing. … Continue reading
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I arrived home from vacation
I arrived home from vacation to this: Somewhere under that pile of weeds (chickweed and stinging nettle mostly) is my veggie garden. There are so many things I love about gardening. Looking through seed catalogues with my kiddos in the depths of … Continue reading