The problem with artificial intelligence is us
Five ways your church might already welcome autistic adults
My first year serving as a full-time pastor was also the year I was diagnosed with autism. I was 28. Pandemic burnout sent me on a search for mental health support—a search that ultimately led to the discovery that I’m neurodivergent, a nonmedical umbrella term that encompasses those whose brains work differently than most. Autism is one form of neurodivergence.
The language of rights and its limits
My niece Butterfly has me thinking about bodies, love, and responsibility.
Staying in a culture of leaving
My parents arrived in the US with three suitcases and two toddlers. I’ve experienced wanderlust ever since.
Learning from the Passover Seder without co opting it
What wisdom can Christians find in Jesus’ meal-gathering around a religious holiday of his people?