Like grass between bricks.
Watching new life find its way in the gaps.
A quarter-century's journey
On the 25th anniversary of my leaving England.
Becoming Anansi’s child
I was scared of spiders most of my life—except for one inexplicable time (no spider images inside, don’t worry.)
Silence, sabbaths, and saltwater
Three ways to make home.
Being free, not "free on a technicality."
The everyday practice of life, even in midwinter.
The last days of Twitter
For a more open internet over the next 12 years.
Extremity that amplifies
And a nod to all those who came before.
Rooted in Resilience: Held in fellowship
Keisha's exploring spirituality, justice, and wholeness with a crew this year.
Company towns and the gospel of Here
Learning from deeply rooted people; picking up insight from the edges of empire
Reading the Bible Year with Alex Carpenter - 2
Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua: Art and Communal Magic
Blueprints for the world to come
Seizing the agency we have.
Reading the Bible Year with Alex Carpenter
Genesis, Job, and Exodus: Liars, Survivors, and Grasping for Meaning
How shall we live (together)?
As I said to a colleague recently, I don't know but we've got to figure it out.
A view from the hold
—and meeting Barry Jenkins' gaze
What nourishes you these days?
Watch: Keisha speaks with Equality Arizona and friends on faith, justice, and how faith communities can meet this moment
Faithfully Distant & Socially Engaged
Building community, being curious, and taking the long view.
Grieving in public when you can't gather
#NamingtheLost is digital space to honor beloveds who've died from COVID-19
Are you still around?
I thought I should check on you.
Falling back
The evening after the clocks go back an hour isn’t the longest day of the year. For me, it only feels like it is.The light is super bright in the morning,...
Making peace with sinking sand
It’s been a good summer for spending half hours standing on a beach with no shoes.Back in July, while I was in San Diego for an annual conference, I managed...