Vault, Integrity, Non-Judgement, and Generosity

We’re going to need to intentionally be with people  who are different from us. We’re going to have to sign up, join, take a seat at the table. We’re going to have to learn how to listen. Have hard conversations. Share pain. And be more curious than defensive. All while seeking moments of togetherness. Seven […]

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Boundaries, Reliability, and Accountability

You don’t wander into the wilderness unprepared. Standing alone in a hypercritical environment or standing together in the midst of difference requires one tool above all others: Trust. To brave the wilderness and become the wilderness we must learn how to trust ourselves and trust others. Seven elements of trust emerged from the data as […]

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#AtinAngKulayaan – Living Faith: Queer Theology and Spirituality

Is it possible to live a faithful spiritual life while being LGBTQIA+ at the same time? Why, of course it is! For the longest time, the general society has this misconception that LGBTQIA+ people cannot have faith and spirituality because of their LGBTQIA+ identity. This is simply not true! It’s high time that we reclaim our own […]

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True Belonging

When the Feast of Pentecost came, they were all together in one place. Without warning there was a sound like a strong wind, gale force–no one could tell where it came from. It filled the whole building. Then, like a wildfire, the Holy Spirit spread through their ranks, and they started speaking in a number […]

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Braving The Wilderness

Theologians, writers, poets, and musicians have always used the wilderness as a metaphor, to represent everything from a vast and dangerous environment where we are forced to navigate difficult trials to a refuge of nature and beauty where we seek space for contemplation. What all wilderness metaphors have in common are the notions of solitude, […]

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