by Kerri Fisher | Jul 7, 2026 | Opinion
My father has many stories to tell from his youth. They are histories, comedies, tragedies—you name it. The one he tells most, though, is a true act of memoir as he picks it up and turns it over time and again in hopes of making a little more sense of it with each...
by Kerri Fisher | Apr 3, 2026 | Opinion
Today is “Good Friday.” I remain curious and somewhat concerned about what we each might think is good about it. Many of us were handed crucifixion theologies that ascribe exclusively to a substitutionary theory of atonement. In that framework, when the question...
by Kerri Fisher | Dec 24, 2025 | Opinion
For most of my life, I have not preferred Christmas. Most people find this curious, if not alarming—and maybe even unchristian. But I believe at least a few of you agree with me. You just may not know that you are allowed to. Hear me out. We are all told colorful...
by Kerri Fisher | Oct 30, 2025 | Opinion
I am a biracial woman—Black, white, and something in between. One side of my family was Baptist and the other was Church of Christ. Our little double-wide trailer was situated right off the highway that runs down the center of Texas. I am no stranger to being in the...
by Kerri Fisher | Sep 4, 2025 | Opinion
As the school year commences, every educator I know is talking about artificial intelligence (AI). No matter where they stand on the continuum from bemoaning to worshipping, the time has come when we are all forced to confront this new era of the human-tech interface....
