Kimberly Coyle retweeted
As a historian who has written about the Holocaust, I'll say bluntly: This is indistinguishable from the Nazi rhetoric that led to Jews, disabled people, LGBTQ, Romani and others being exterminated. This is America 2020. This is where the GOP has taken us.
Replying to @atrupar
"You have good genes, you know that, right? You have good genes. A lot of it is about the genes, isn't it, don't you believe? The racehorse theory. You think we're so different? You have good genes in Minnesota." -- Trump
Kimberly Coyle retweeted
Which is why I put together a bunch of my resources to hopefully get the ball rolling for some. Still hoping other will share too teapawt.net/historysandoval/status…
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My latest article on the importance of speaking life to one another while physically separated // Speaking Life into Isolation intouch.org/read/magazine/fa…
I hope we're all listening--On Being Asian American in the time of COVID // My prayer for this time: Lord, please. Help. Heal. Have mercy. #covid19 #compassion -@gracepcho: incourage.me/2020/03/being-a… via @incourage
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Kimberly Coyle retweeted
The Spirit is alive and at work in us at every age and stage of life. -@KimberlyACoyle: buff.ly/3975MaG via @incourage
Loved this beautiful piece on living while dying by @leslie_verner plough.com/en/topics/life/gr…
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For beginners like me // Learning about poetry as an adult isn't as scary as it sounds. - CHRISTINE NORVELL christinenorvell.com/1/post/…
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5 Things You Should Do to Prime Your Soul relevantmagazine.com/god/6-t… via @relevant
A perfect read for the new year // How to savor your right-now life sarahkbutterfield.com/2020/0… via @notablysarah
Kimberly Coyle retweeted
From @markgalli:
To the many evangelicals who continue to support Trump in spite of his blackened moral record: If we don’t reverse course, will anyone take anything we say about justice and righteousness with any seriousness for decades to come? christianitytoday.com/ct/201…
A reminder: Church growth isn't the only measure of faithfulness // A Faithful Few intouch.org/read/magazine/fe…
Happy to be writing here today // What Madeleine L'Engle Taught Me About The Power Of Naming thewisdomdaily.com/what-made… via @WisdomDailyMag
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Kimberly Coyle retweeted
.@ChristiePurifoy's "Placemaker" asks us to join God in making all things new, in cultivating beauty to honor a God who makes all things beautiful, and in honoring our deep, God-given longing for a place to call home christianitytoday.com/ct/201…
“A life under constant threat of novelty isn’t a life; it’s exhaustion.” Letter of Recommendation: Washing Dishes nyti.ms/2XoBs6h
This thread is so encouraging
I know I’m not the first to ask...
But I’m curious...
With all the recent high profile departures from Christianity, what makes you stay?
(I don’t necessarily mean stay Evangelical... Just staying w/ God. And Jesus. And the Bible...even if it’s an altered approach to Scripture)
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“Silence is kindly requested.”
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While in Bruges last month, we visited the Beguinage, where a community of Benedictine nuns live and worship.
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We walked beside the Lake of Love, and after crossing a small bridge,… instagram.com/p/B1EMShkh6ji/…
For those of us who struggle with the tension of sabbath keeping and church-going // joyfullifemagazine.com/on-sa…
Every one of these gorgeous scenes of Bruges represents a silver lining moment.
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While our experience abroad has been amazing, behind the scenes it has been an exercise in receiving whatever the day throws our… instagram.com/p/B0njFFEhBEQ/…












