Why is it that we feel so good collecting donations of groceries to give to people in need but don’t feel outraged that so many in our community are too poor to buy groceries for themselves? Why don’t we show up in such force at the Capitol or City Hall to demand a living wage and stronger social safety nets? … More Justice Demands More than Donations
By all accounts, this pandemic has been most difficult for those already living on the edge. In the weeks and months ahead, let us be a voice for those whom Jesus called “the least of these who are members of my family.” … More As You Did to the Least of These
People sometimes wonder where God is in times like these. Maybe this is one of the places God is at work in the midst of this pandemic: encouraging us as we forge new ways to connect with one another in the absence of in-person community and sparking creativity as we adapt to a new reality. … More Glimmers of a Good God at Work
Many of us feel “enslaved” by this virus. As we journey with Jesus to the cross and wait for good news at the tomb on Easter morning, we muster all our courage and trust in the promise that freedom is coming. … More Freedom Is Coming
The best solutions to the biggest challenges we face are collective solutions, where we all work together to do what’s best for our community as a whole–not each person doing what they want for themselves. … More Talking Trash: Why I’m Voting Yes for Saint Paul
