Nuru ya Uhuru
Nuru ya Uhuru — Light of Freedom The anonymous reflections of a gay Christian man in Kenya living in hiding in a country where his identity is criminalized. This is for anyone who believes dignity and freedom belong to every human being.
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We Are Being Formed (opens the original)
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There is a wound at the heart of every pearl. No oyster chooses the grain of sand that enters its shell uninvited; the intrusion is neither wanted nor foreseen. And yet the oyster does not expel it, nor does it merely endure it. Slowly, in the dark, hidden from every eye, it begins to cover the wound in nacre, layer upon patient layer, until what once was an injury becomes the most luminous thing the sea produces. Something like this happened, I have come to believe, to a man named Lazarus, who
The Altar to an Unknown God: (opens the original)
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In Athens, Paul walked through a city crowded with idols until one altar stopped him. It bore no name, no face, no doctrine—only an inscription: To an Unknown God. The Athenians had built a shrine to a God whose presence they could sense but whose name they did not yet know. And Paul did not tear the altar down. He stood before it and said: “What therefore you worship as unknown, this I proclaim to you” (Acts 17:23).I want to suggest that the Church today is standing, perhaps without realizing i
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