by Jana Peterson | Jun 13, 2023 | Feature-, Opinion
My family and I joined more than 180 others who traveled to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, from all corners of the globe. We came to engage in good work and play at the intersection of Indigeneity and theology by attending the NAIITS An Indigenous Learning...
by Kristina Collins | Jul 18, 2022 | Opinion
Conscious discipline helps people learn to better control and regulate their emotions. One of the practices taught in the CD programs I’ve taken is how to appropriately respond when we encounter something that is a “trigger” for us. I watched an online panel...
by Michael Chancellor | Jun 1, 2022 | Opinion
Politicians often seem to act as experts about everything once they are elected. After the Uvalde, Texas, elementary school shooting, the overwhelming consensus of Governor Greg Abbott and others was that this was a “mental health” problem. Before I address this...
by Alyssa Aldape | Apr 22, 2022 | Opinion
If the story of Easter teaches Easter people anything, it is that what happens in darkness will come to light. We learn songs as children about little lights that cannot be stomped out, blown out or put out by Satan – songs about God being bigger than darkness and the...
by Kendall Ellis | Apr 18, 2022 | Opinion
April marks the unofficial beginning of summer in the Southwest of the U.S. As I’ve started wearing summer clothing again, there’s a part of me that has resurfaced that I almost forgot about in the winter months, even though it has been with me every day for five...
