Posts tagged COVID-19
A Letter to You
A Letter to You

Public Theologian Ekemini Uwan stated the following, “I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but all of us need to grieve the life we once knew by shifting into radical acceptance of our present reality. There is no “normal” to return to and if we are honest, the pace of our former lives was abnormal.”

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Bodies, coronavirus, hope, love, new year, peaceDanielle Rueb - Castillejopastor melyssa cordero, intervarsity, sistatheology, Ekemini Uwan, antiracist, hope, love, streams in the desert, preacher, women, coronavirus, COVID-19, covid-19Comment
Not the Way Some See It
Not the Way Some See It

dedicated to the essential workers who didn’t ask to be front-liners without the care they need.

how do essential mental health workers make space in our privilege for those who need the physical connection? These are curiosities, doubts, feelings, spaces I am battling and thinking through.

(majority vs. the other)

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Bodies, coronavirus, hopelessness, ptsd, WomenDanielle Rueb - Castillejocoronavirus, telemental health, therapy, decolonizing therapy, counseling, psychology, majority, dominant, love, hate, pain, trust, woman, doubts, questions, COVID-19, covid-19Comment
Women at War.
Women at War.

We are watching for the welfare of the elderly, the vulnerable, our neighbors, our enemies, the homeless, the marginalized, the undocumented, the ones with no voice, to say, we see, we will feed you, we will shout from the rooftops to protect you.

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Bodies, Church, church love, coronavirus, Faith, hope, hopelessness, Women, SeasonsDanielle Rueb - Castillejowatchmen, ezekiel, Bible, watchwomen, womxn, women, women who lead, women of color, women preachers, sermon, coronavirus, COVID-19, encouragement, women at war, war, mothers, sisters, aunts, daughters, partners, friends, love Comments