Our AAPI sisters and brothers have been telling us to pay attention to how the COVID rhetoric has been impacting their community for an entire year. We need to confess…

Now more than every we need to hear voices uprising from women who are working alongside those on the margins and who come from similar context to the many people…

Lent is a time for embodied decolonized practices. Did you know that Liturgy is portable? Jesus lets us know in his comment to the woman at the well when she…

Western Christians have taken communal practices and colonized them into individualized practices. This has left a legacy not only in white churches but also in BIPOC faith communities. Musical worship,…

We honor the distinctive in each of our communities by making room to hold one another experiences. Listening to one another's' stories as BIPOC communities does not cost us anything,…

Murals are images that tell the story of a community. They communicate the experiences, identity and hopes of the people. Those of us that live in communities that mirror the…

Today we celebrate the feast of the Epiphany. Rooted in the journey of the Magi or “wise” foreigners who came from far in search of this divine child whose life,…

Latinos may know a Santa Claus, but the big deal at Christmas is really the Tres Reyes (Three Kings).  We eat the Rosca de Reyes (King’s Wreath) complete with baby…

God made a promise to God’s people to break the oppression not through violence, not through power or might, but through a brown baby boy, born to a young virgin…

pictured above: Bethany Chang. The roar of the lion is a warning  The roar of the lion is a pronouncement The roar of the lion shows the animal’s power.  Amos'…