Embracing Diversity: The Imperative for Inclusivity in Christian Worship Spaces

In the heart of every Christian congregation lies the call to embrace all, to love unconditionally, and to create spaces where every individual feels welcomed and valued. Yet, the reality often falls short of this noble aspiration. In many churches, certain groups find themselves marginalized, overlooked, or even ostracized. From […]

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From the 52 year old me to my younger self,

Dear Little One, Today, as I ink down these words, marks the fifty-second year of my life—a tapestry woven with joy, struggle, resilience, and love. I’m taking a moment to whisper through the corridors of time to reach out to you, my younger self. There’s much to share, dear heart. […]

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The Heart of the Storm

In the heart of the storm where judgments roar, As a pastor, a shepherd of God’s own core, A beacon of faith, yet so much more, Queer, neurodivergent, once a convict’s score. Emotions rise, like waves upon a shore, Anger surfaces, a lion’s mighty roar, Not the primal beast, but […]

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Unveiling Anger: A Pastor’s Journey to Authenticity and Acceptance

Introduction As a Christian pastor, the call to love and guide others is a profound journey, one that can become especially complex when intersecting with identities as a neurodivergent, LGBTQIA individual, and former convict. The path to living authentically, while guided by faith, can be fraught with judgment and misunderstanding, […]

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Embracing Neurofabulous: Celebrating Neurodiversity with a Fresh Perspective

Introduction In recent years, there has been a growing movement towards embracing neurodiversity and acknowledging the unique strengths and perspectives of individuals who deviate from the so-called “neurotypical” norm. As part of this movement, the term “neurodivergent” has gained traction, referring to those with neurological differences such as autism, ADHD, […]

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