Jen Hackbarth (Lutheran)Meta Herrick Carlson (Lutheran)Hannah Tucker-Flarity (Christian)Molly Phinney Baskette (United Church of Christ)Kathryn Campbell (Presbyterian)Angela Denker (Lutheran)Tiffany McDonald (United Methodist)Aimee Grantham Baxter (United Methodist)Sarah Griffith Lund (United Church of Christ)Rosalind Hughes (Episcopal)Mindi Mitchell (Baptist)Laura Stephens-Reed (Baptist)Jealaine Marple (Lutheran)Elsa Anders Cook (United Church of Christ)Grace P. Burson (Episcopal/Anglican)Kimberly Knowle-Zeller (Lutheran)
Embodied Blog Tour – Guest Post #2
Guest writer: Grace Pritchard Burson is an Episcopal priest and single mom currently serving the Anglican Church of All Saints by the Lake in Dorval, Quebec. She is also a gardener, writer, and certified birth doula. Twelve years ago on Ash Wednesday, I was sitting in the pediatric intensive care unit of Yale New Haven… Continue reading Embodied Blog Tour – Guest Post #2
Embodied Blog Tour – Guest Post
Guest writer: The Rev. Dr. Kathryn Nichols Campbell is the pastor of Fellowship Presbyterian Church in Greenboro, North Carolina. I am a lot of things: a child of God, daughter, sister, friend, wife, and now mother. My journey into motherhood isn't unique, I'm sure, but isn't typical. Our daughter was born in 2012 and we… Continue reading Embodied Blog Tour – Guest Post
A virtual book launch needs a blog tour!
My book, Embodied: Clergy Women and the Solidarity of a Mothering God is about sharing the experiences of pastors who are also mothers. I am honored that 16 women from 7 different denominations are sharing their stories during a blog tour to celebrate the book launch next month!
Book Launch Team
Would YOU like to help launch Embodied into the world? It is now August, so that means she enters the world next month! It is time to assemble the launch team. What does this mean? Here are some things you might do, as part of the launch team: Pre-read a PDF of the manuscript, in… Continue reading Book Launch Team
My Ordination Anniversary and a Constellation of Ministries
Fifteen years ago I was ordained in my home congregation, making vows and promises that I truly meant. Yet I also felt unsettled, because ordination in the Lutheran church is aimed specifically at pastoral leadership in a congregation. I knew that I was not called to that type of ministry for the long-term, but… Continue reading My Ordination Anniversary and a Constellation of Ministries
The Cloud of Witnesses
Ancestors have been coming up with more frequency than usual in what I'm reading and reflecting on lately. In her video message and article around the Commemoration of the Emanuel 9 June 17, 2020, Pastor Kwame Pitts speaks about what it means to venerate African-American ancestors who struggled against racial injustice in their own times,… Continue reading The Cloud of Witnesses
Editing: Parts 2, 3 & 4
I wrote a blogpost about editing right after I turned in my full book manuscript last November. I wondered at the time if I would have anything new to say once I got further into the process. Now that I have passed (nearly) 3 more phases of editing, finally receiving the somewhat ominous words in… Continue reading Editing: Parts 2, 3 & 4
Recognizing Jesus on the Road Now
People of God, We'll make meaning out of all this later. Or as Olaf sings in Frozen 2, “This will all make sense when I am older!” I wish, Olaf, I wish that were true. We will interpret and spin what God did throughout this crisis, for us or through us, afterward. We will try… Continue reading Recognizing Jesus on the Road Now
The Women Insist: Resurrection Must Change Us
It is after Easter, when there are glimmers of resurrection, and whispers that perhaps the traumatic ending will not last forever. We are also getting to the point of the coronavirus pandemic when we are asking what it will mean. There is pleading (please, let this terrifying collective experience mean something of value) and warnings… Continue reading The Women Insist: Resurrection Must Change Us
