Song at the Year’s Turning – R.S. Thomas
Feel a bit caged bylimitations of life right now? Here’s a song for you.
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Feel a bit caged bylimitations of life right now? Here’s a song for you.
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a semi-annotated list of films that work as illustrations or reference points to different books of the Bible. I hope the list can be a reference for others, and an ongoing conversation about new ways to understand the Bible and film.
Films to watch alongside scripture Read More »
My Christmas poem for 2020 is entitled “Perhaps Christmas.” I hope you enjoy. Merry Christmas!
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Over the past few months, I’ve had some really cool opportunities to connect with some incredible individuals, pick their brains, and learn.
Read my interviews with philosopher James K.A. Smith, Juno-nominee Chelsea Amber, the NHL Reimer family and the Editors of Faith Today.
Picking brains: philosophy, hockey, faith and music Read More »
Dan, Matt and I have made available, for the first time, a behind-the-scenes documentary of our multi-faceted adventure making the film She Has A Name.
Watch Part One here!
Making SHE HAS A NAME: Behind the scenes documentary – PART ONE Read More »
Because January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, I’ve put together a list of 6 things I’ve learned since scratching out the first act of a story that transformed my life:
What I’ve learned about trafficking since writing She Has A Name Read More »
A full list of works cited in my Finding Grace with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Friends blog series.
Works Cited – Emerson Series Read More »
My Christmas poem this year is After All, written in apoplectic times.
After All – Christmas Poem 2019 Read More »
Aesthetic Whistle-Blowers: The Importance and Limitations of Art and Media in Addressing Human Trafficking
Read my chapter in the Palgrave International Handbook on Human Trafficking Read More »
For me, it was an interesting convergence of faith, art and justice in my own life. Newly aware I wanted to use my inclination for the written word to address justice issues I was shocked to learn about, I was given an opportunity.
How’d I start writing about justice? Read More »