#givethanks + American Thanksgiving ≠ Worldwide Church
I was born in the US, but haven’t lived there in twenty some-odd years. I’m not an ex-pat, I’m an immigrant to a different country. And like many immigrants, I brought some of my...
I was born in the US, but haven’t lived there in twenty some-odd years. I’m not an ex-pat, I’m an immigrant to a different country. And like many immigrants, I brought some of my...
book review / Culture / In Memory of / Journeys / women
by Spunky · Published October 17, 2020 · Last modified October 11, 2020
Miracles among the Rubble is sincerely unlike any book I have ever read. Written and edited by women, the book is a lyrical collection of stories from the life of the author, Carol R....
Family / Gospel / Intersectionality / women
by Spunky · Published September 22, 2020 · Last modified September 16, 2020
Guest post by Tori. Tori loves living in Australia, but travelling around the world taking in all the different cultures, scenery and food gives her life. She has a Chinese, Samoan and English...
Guest post by Anna. Anna was generous enough to engage in a question and answer interview rather than supply a traditional post. About Anna: Most of my 20 year nursing career in management...
A Podcast of One’s Own, by former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is a great listen. With an eye to our Nursing and Miswifery Series, the the July 24 Anne Marie Rafferty interview is...
“The legislation means religious institutions and their members are no longer able to use the sanctity of confessional as a defence or excuse in child sex abuse matters.” Queensland, in the state of...
Belief / Body / Culture / feminism / Relationships / women
by Spunky · Published September 8, 2020 · Last modified September 7, 2020
Guest Post by Annie Kuntz Annie is originally from outside of Boston, Massachusetts and has been living in El Paso, Texas for 10 years. Annie has been a Certified Professional Midwife for 13 years,...
announcements / Culture / Family / feminism / women
by Spunky · Published September 7, 2020 · Last modified September 8, 2020
“You need to go to the nurse’s office,” my first-grade teacher said to me. I was confused. I felt fine. Why did I need to go see the school nurse? I was just...
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