Pronounced “Key-O” | Journalist | Digital media entrepreneur | Content innovator | TEDx presenter | Author | Recovering perfectionist | Sharpie Collector
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Both of my parents died of AIDS.
Decades later, I’m still learning how faith and grief coexist — how healing happens in small, sacred moments.
Read my latest Between Sundays column: “A Divine Appointment.”
salvationsouth.com/salvation…
#Faith #Grief #Healing #DivineAppointment
I’m a bit surprised I wasn’t invited to Jeff Bezo’s wedding given how much I’ve single-handedly contributed over the years to his wealth accumulation via my Amazon order history. #JeffBezos #venicewedding
New column out now in Salvation South: The Garden Manager 🌱
It’s about faith, forgiveness—and that time I lost my cool over some garden pots. (Spoiler: grace is harder than gardening.)
salvationsouth.com/salvation…
#BetweenSundays #SalvationSouth #GardenGrace #FaithInTheWild
Big news: I have a monthly column in Salvation South called “Between Sundays.” It’s about faith, aging, family and all the holy mess that happens when no one’s wearing their church clothes. I would be honored for you to read and comment. salvationsouth.com/faith-bet…
“I learn everything the hard way. I think that is my lot in life: to dig a hole or fall in one.” @melrobbins @Oprah
“When I find myself in the position of therapist, this family is pretty fucked.” - Beth Dutton #Yellowstone #bethdutton
I ordered side of homemade chips with my sandwich and they gave me coleslaw. Do you think they’re trying to tell me something?
Can I hear an amen? nytimes.com/2024/08/15/well/… via @NYTimes
My latest is about Linda Strom, a minister who’s spent over 50 yrs helping incarcerated women reclaim their lives. This piece is tapestry woven w my story, Linda's, and Karla Faye Tucker—a death row inmate whose spiritual awakening made headlines. salvationsouth.com/the-faith…
“It is as if journalism is no longer about Get the Story but about Meeting People Where They Are and helping them navigate through a confusing world. But do you really think current editors know where people are? It all feels presumptuous.”
wsj.com/articles/the-purpose…
Amen. Amen. Amen.
The Purpose of Journalism Is to Get the Story by @Peggynoonannyc
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Ah, thank you @JohnLusher
I have had the privilege of knowing @dikeough for several years. In knowing her, I learned a lot about her personal story and her story of faith. Please check out this story she recently wrote for @Sojourners, you will be glad you did. sojo.net/magazine/june-2024/…
Diana Keough retweeted
"Like a shoreline reshaped by a hurricane, my heart underwent a radical change now that AIDS had faces and names I knew so well. These men were now my friends and watching their slow, agonizing deterioration gutted me." buff.ly/3V5bftW
Thanks @AlisonLynMiller!
@dikeough comes at memoir as any good writer should: with reporting, humility, and rumination. I can't wait for "Not From a Nice Family," the multimedia project she's shopping. For now: Many lessons to learn in this affecting piece for @Sojourners. sojo.net/magazine/june-2024/…
Check out this thought-provoking article I recently wrote for @Sojourners. The piece delves into my personal journey with faith, exploring how childhood beliefs and experiences shaped my perception of God and salvation.
sojo.net/magazine/june-2024/…
