Prism & Pen

I am bruised and aching, but I am trying to ground myself before I wake up my teen child to the news

Transform yourself, transform the world

Letting my inner mama bear rise up

Processing: we didn’t know what else to say.

Stumbling Towards Gilead — Chapter Eight

They are the same thing

With all the attacks on LGBTQ+ people lately, we need some good news

Watching individual liberty fall from the Red State of Texas

And other marginalized people

Part III: She’s stretching herself in all directions for her daughter

Prism & Pen Weekly — June 19, 2022

Church of England response disappoints with lack of solidarity

It was like watching the grinch grow a heart

This isn’t a joy ride

We now live in a country where it’s illegal to help a 12-year-old rape victim end her pregnancy. We must reform SCOTUS.

Raw eggs and a dropped ball

Stumbling Towards Gilead — Chapter Seven

Slammed: a Memoir — Chapter 7 Part 1

Let’s be clear: we’re affirming or condemning people, not “lifestyle choices”

This is why

“Locker room panic” is presumptuous, and, quite frankly, threatens to create more slippery slopes

Short Fiction from Volume 3 of Prairie Death Tales

Loyalty isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

A battle rages at a Michigan Christian college over beliefs and Biblical interpretation

A belated love-letter to queer Brisbane. And a response to Prism & Pen’s prompt, “My PRIDE feels like this.”

Stumbling Towards Gilead — Chapter Six

Emerging Over The Years