Day 18: Liminal Space
What comes next? I’m trying to keep the best of what we’ve seen and to leave behind the rest, though to not forget it. What does that look like? I’m not sure yet.
Author: The Holy and Unholy
A seminary student seeking deeper understanding of the people, religion, and politics of the world so I can serve and love others better.
Day 17: Some Laws are Meant to Be Broken
We have had the rich blessings of meeting incredible people who have redefined the possibilities of reconciliation in the Land, and it’s all thanks to Tantur Ecumenical Institute.
Day 16: Recovery Level Up
Thank you, Lord, for turning my health story around and helping me to arise and seek adventure once again.
Day 15: Where Do We Go From Here?
Visiting Yad Veshem (translation: “a place specifically to memorialize” – Israel’s Holocaust Museum) and wondering what it looks like to face up to our mistakes.
Day 14: One in a Thousand
What did I ever do to become one of the thousand non-Muslims each year to enter Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque? What an undeserved honor.
Day 13: Give and Take
Taking Catholic communion and learning a few traditional Arabic dance moves.
Day 11: The Diversity and Beauty of the Body of Christ | Day 12: The Kind of Silence that Sings
agapétos: beloved: ἀγαπητός
Definition: properly, divinely-loved; beloved (“loved by God”), i.e. personally experiencing God’s “agapē-love” in God, Christ, and one another.
Day 10: A Million Miles from Eden | Dual Narratives | Revolving Doors
There are certain moments I wish I could write “this page intentionally left blank.”
The Holy and Unholy 