Illuminate’s Substack
looking for God's light on the path that's still being revealed
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The Opposite of Lament Is Not Praise; It Is Dishonesty (opens the original)
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I am so grateful for the opportunity to work through the ways in which the Considering Lament project has become so important in terms of worship finding creative spaces to facilitate healing. The Yale Institute of Sacred Music have relaunched their Review. Issue 7.1 invites reflection on how worship and the arts can build and nurture just communities.I was privileged to write this article for them which discusses the role of memory in either inhibiting or encouraging a shared future and how the
Remembering Kathryn Eakin (opens the original)
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I am so deeply grateful for the 3 year journey we have been on together in this illuminate substack. The purpose of this substack has been to illuminate the tender spots that are not often spoken about or shared within theology and peacemaking. It has been a deep privilege to keep learning about the slow trickle of peacemaking and to be inspired by the many committed to this journey in the world. Here is a recent story that illuminates so much of the complexity of the peace process ….. ‘I was in
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