Cracked Clay Pots {Book Club}
I think we can all agree that brokenness within and between ethnicities exists. We don’t have to get very far in the Scripture narrative to see that! As author...
A Gentle Invitation {Book Club}
I didn’t really think much about what it means to be an American until I moved overseas. It’s different when you are on the outside of...
Telling a New Story {Book Club}
I’m so grateful to Lauren for laying the foundation for our discussion last week! Thank you for showing up to Book Club as we start Beyond...
Bringing Our Racial Wounds to the Altar {Book Club}
A note from Sarah and Rachel: we are really thankful to welcome Lauren to Book Club this week as we prepare to start reading Beyond Colorblind. Lauren will help...
A Cow, A Calf and Grief {Book Club}
Several years ago I had the opportunity to visit Lamu, Kenya, a centuries old Swahili town. The Swahili people have heritage from both East Africa and Oman, and the...
A Cow’s Blessing {Book Club}
Recently, I read a comparison of cultures based on whether a person should ask for something or wait for it to be offered. In the asking cultures, a person...
A Cow Thinks Generously {Book Club}
This week’s section of The Milk Lady of Bangalore starts out with happiness. I was curious about the World Happiness Report and looked it up – in futility as...
The Cow in the Elevator {Book Club}
They say you can’t go home again, but we try, don’t we? Then, we find that for all the ways we have changed, everything at home stayed the same....
A Life for a Life {Book Club}
Let’s jump right into what was probably my favorite scene of this section of The Deal of a Lifetime. “So we liked the ferry, both of us, me the...
The Seconds We Are Given {Book Club}
I am so glad the Velvet Ashes book club introduced me to Fredrik Backman’s writing and that we have made it a tradition to read something by him each...
