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All I Can See | A Poetic Reflection
All I Can See | A Poetic Reflection is a clergy-written poem responding to the shooting of Renee Good in Minnesota. Written January 14, 2026, it explores fear, racialized violence, memory, and the spiritual insistence on choosing love and community in the face of hate.
What Mice Do | A Poetic Reflection
Scientists use experiments with mice to measure anxiety. Here is a reflection of what the impacts and implications could be in light of what we can understand about people.
For Those Who Choose Not to See Color | A Poetic Reflection
A thought came to mind on color and racism at the start of this year. I decided to journal and explore it and am sharing for your thoughts, insights, and discussion.
Into A Body | A Poetic Reflection
"Into the Body | A Poetic Reflection" explores grief, faith, and divine justice through powerful verse. Inspired by current events and scripture, this heartfelt piece invites readers into spiritual lament, communal hope, and sacred advocacy.
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