Tag: hope
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Bridges, Tracks, Sports: The Cruelty of US Adults
On November 14, 1960, a young Black girl walked into William Frantz Elementary School flanked by US Marshals. Her family and friends were so proud, excited, and nervous for her that she assumed she was a child prodigy headed to college. Instead, she was a pioneer against cruelty. Louisiana had dragged its feet on desegregating…
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All My Hope in the Fallen Empire
Bryce’s Palm Sunday message invites us to contemplate what kind of King we serve.
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What About When God Doesn’t?
Bryce discusses what we do with our dead dreams.
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The Lament
Bryce makes space for the holy work of lament.
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The Deep Dark Terrible Tomb: Resurrection Sunday
Bryce’s annual Easter message encourages us to flee from sin.
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Boulders and Ash
Bryce’s annual Ash Wednesday reflection.
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The Enemy Cannot Make An Enemy Out of My Friend
My neighbors might bicker. My village might light their torches. My governor might stage a public execution. But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
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For Those who Come to Serve
Bryce continues our study through Sirach 2.
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The Covenant
How do we as queer Christians respond in this moment of overwhelming grief and anger?
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