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The Art of Guesting – Part 2
Last week, I wrote to you about the beauty of guesting, of just showing up. Refuge sits in a community of the most gracious hosts, so
The Art of Guesting – Part 1
My husband is the caboose in his family, the youngest of four sons. He always says he never had to plan or lead anything. All
Remembering 9/11
“So, no matter what I say, what I believe, and what I do, I’m bankrupt without love.” I remember exactly where I was and what
“I lost my mind this week.”
When I texted my Afghan friend that “…this must be painfully hard,” that’s how she answered. She’s trying to get her parents out of Kabul,
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“Community is the fruit of our capacity to make the interests of others more important than our own.” — Henri Nouwen And, we might add,
Staging a coup against the cycle of offense
Dear friends, Years ago, my husband told me I could bottle my indignation and sell it on eBay for a fortune. It was funny then,
Forgiveness
Last week we talked about love. This week (of all weeks!), can we also talk about one of the grittiest works of love: forgiveness? I remember
Deciding To Love
If you’re on social media, you’ve probably seen the phrase, “I don’t know you, but I love you.” How does that sit with you? It’s
If Kings and Sultans Can Do it, So Can We
Heval, Rabbi Joshua Lesser, Kitti, Gracie Moore at our “Standing With Our Muslim Neighbors event in 2019. Photo credit: Chase Moore So, a Kurdish Muslim
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The Art of Guesting – Part 2
The Art of Guesting – Part 1
Remembering 9/11
“I lost my mind this week.”
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Staging a coup against the cycle of offense
Forgiveness
Deciding To Love
If Kings and Sultans Can Do it, So Can We
Ali’s Story
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Somayyah’s Story
The Minimum that Becomes the Maximum
Ahmad, Dreaming
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