Caterpillar or Butterfly?
Joe was on a respirator / for three months. // Who would’ve believed / he’d be on a cruise now, / sight-seeing in the Bahamas.
faith
Deconstruction: A New Recipe for My Faith
Pastor Mashaun D. Simon explains how deconstructing his faith has resulted not in loss of faith but a revitalization.
One Last Leap
How much I suffered, I never hid / Even at the risk of appearing foolish.
Of Faith and Old Friends
Losing faith, gaining strength through faith, struggling to find faith-- the phases of a life's faith journey are sometimes mysterious and best respected.
A Church Made of Words
Sophia Stid, a poet, explores the difficult, ongoing task of finding the words for faith, in a world where words are multivalent and sometimes misused.
A God Who Cleaves: Coming Out, Parents, and Queerness
"After college, I began to discover new tools for interpreting the Bible that allowed me, for the first time, to imagine myself as a whole person within my faith."
God’s Back
Sharon Corcoran's poem applies to many situations people are facing in these times, particularly trusting God in isolation, whether it be caused by illness, grief, or other circumstances.
The Community’s Prayers Are My Prayers: A Life of Faith in Prison
For Christians incarcerated for first degree murder in Illinois, their faith can be a source of reconciliation and hope.
I Ask about Your Memorial Service
Emily Wilner's poem, "I Ask about Your Memorial Service," considers that most crucial of questions, how to show love for a dying person.
Living Faith in Stereo
"The Lenten practice of looking with complexity continues to sustain our beautiful, terrible lives, to ground our hope in the pockets of possibilities for the world as it could be, and to make possible the art of living faith in stereo."
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