Reflection
Saving David’s Soup Can
my lesson in interfaith organizing Andy Warhol painting of a Campbell’s soup can, circa 1965 About 1966, when I was 10 and my brother David

Abortion Access as a Moral Decision: The Real “Pro-Life” Movement
Extreme anti-abortion bills have passed in state legislatures across the United States. It is essential that progressive religious people take the time to learn how to speak thoughtfully and deeply about abortion as a spiritual, religious, and ethical issue.

The Spiritual Practice of “And”
Sometimes, prayer is the spiritual practice of letting your heart grow big enough to contain all the “and”s. Not just the “and”s of the plethora of things always in need of attention and compassion and action, but the “and”s of contradiction, complexity, and nuance. Because the answer to the question “Where does it hurt?” is indeed “everywhere/ everywhere/ everywhere.”

Change Begins at Home
Dear ones, These last month or so has been full of heartbreak in the religious world, from the United Methodist Church’s decision to double down

Supporting our Trans Siblings, on #TDOR and Every Day
Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance (#TDOR)—an annual day of grieving and memory for all the beloved transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, genderqueer, and gender expansive people who have been killed over the past 365 days for their gender identity and expression.