Mothers of young children do everything on repeat, work that is mundane yet meditative, showing us Mother God as the Divine in the domestic.
Mothers of young children do everything on repeat, work that is mundane yet meditative, showing us Mother God as the Divine in the domestic.
There are parts of us that need the light to grow, and there are parts that need the darkness. She is the one who sits with us in the dark.
We've heard of Divine transcendence, but what is Divine immanence? The feminine embraces the belief that there is divinity in the material.
We know Her well in both the domestic and public spheres, but She is emerging in new ways as we dismantle the patriarchy.
Sallie McFague writes, “God is she, he and neither.” We’ve spent our lives honoring the "He," the masculine attributes of God. So who is She?
Every woman I know has a story. Have you heard them? We share in intimate settings, in deep friendships and safe spaces, but out in the open, we know better. It’s wisdom to know where our stories will be heard and held and where they will be defiled and dismissed. This wisdom has a histo[...]
For most of my life, salvation meant one very specific thing. I used to be saved, certainly and finally, but then things went to hell.