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The Dreaded Question … and how it has become the Most Exciting.
in Blog onHer eyes go down to the ground, she speaks even more softly. I know its coming. The most common question…
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Christmas, a time for blessing
in Blog onLiving outside of my own country, Christmas was a mixed time. I loved the lack of commercialisation in the countries…
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#pressforprogress
in Blog onThe 2017 Global Gender Gap report suggests that the chasm dividing men and women is growing and will take even…
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Season of joy and suffering
in Blog onChristmas celebrations focus on joy, with lots of festivity, food and family celebrations along the way. We rejoice in the…
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The invisible face of war and conflict
in Blog onThirteen tables groups each worked on the profile of a refugee at a gathering I was recently attending. Only two…
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Hearing the voice of the other
in Blog onIn her essay, ‘Can the Subaltern Speak’, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak argues that interventions under colonial rule, such as the abolition…
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Lessons from the long-expected joy of sharing Jesus stories with Muslim women
in Blog onThe Lord announces the word, and the women who proclaim it are a mighty throng. Psalm 68:11 For eight years…
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The Hospitality of God in the context of faith conversations: the Prophets Stories
in Blog on“We must go on being profoundly and deeply hospitable…we mustn’t turn against people because of their faith…” Justin Welby, Arch…
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Women’s Shame – 1
in Blog onIt has been good to see further discussion in western journals and books on the subject of shame and honour…
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Reconciliation, restitution and community in honour-shame
in Blog onI remember it well. A particular work situation in the Middle East had not ended well. As time and distance…
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