ruthie | johnsonA Lament to the “God Who Sees”This is a repost of a poem I wrote in 2016Apr 12, 2021Apr 12, 2021
ruthie | johnsonA Word to My Asian FamilyBy now you probably have heard of #GeorgeFloyd, the black man who was murdered by police in South #Minneapolis. It’s a familiar tragedy…May 28, 2020May 28, 2020
ruthie | johnsonAdoptedI have another mother One who gave me her lips, her curls, her eyesAug 26, 2019Aug 26, 2019
ruthie | johnsonThe Generous Space of LiminalityLiminality reminds me that spirituality is deeper and fuller than my theology because God’s mystery cannot be contained.Dec 13, 2018Dec 13, 2018
ruthie | johnsonLoving Like Jesus in the Time of White SupremacyThis post was originally featured at the Salt Collective.Aug 6, 2018Aug 6, 2018
ruthie | johnsonWhat I Wish My White Friends KnewWhen I listen to the talk about diversity, equity and inclusion, I have started to notice a pattern. We talk about diversity in terms of us…Apr 23, 2018Apr 23, 2018
ruthie | johnsonUnformation: Experiencing God in DarknessAuthor’s note: In light of recent events and the climate of our nation, I find myself continually being challenged in what I believe. As…Mar 30, 2018Mar 30, 2018
ruthie | johnson18 People of Color to follow in 2018Now you can’t say “I didn’t know” | co-authored by Carolina Hinojosa-CisnerosJan 19, 20181Jan 19, 20181
