Reflections on the Connection between Theological Education and Social Change on Reformation Day Image of the Huguenot Cross October 31 […]
Meditating on Stupid Losses Caused by Gun Violence
393 million firearms in the US, the country I call home. More guns than people here. About half the world’s […]
Reflecting on Psalm 23–God’s Good Shepherding in the Midst of Daily Chaos
Author’s note: I shared these reflections on Psalm 23 during worship in two congregations in my local presbytery. Since then, […]
As Human Frailties are Ever More Real in Times of a Health Crisis, Pray for Justice, Kindness, and to Walk Humbly Together with God … Remembering 1918 in 2020
In recent days while I have been confined to and working from home, I have found myself wondering how people […]
A Communal Blessing for All Who Seek to Live as Inexhaustible Reservoirs of Possibility …
Recently, Lee and I led a workshop on “Being Theologically Creative in An Age of Polarization” at the NEXT Church […]
When Creating Space for Silence is Intertwined with the Practice of Peace and Justice
5:30ish am is one of my favorite times of the day. Friends and family members often balk when I mention that […]
Theology and Poetry
For me, theological reflection invites poetry. This poem was written on a hike that I took by myself while attending […]
… for love, mutuality, and hope.
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Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty 