2019 taught me how to choose me as an act of resistance and survival, even if it meant being misunderstood and letting go of important relationships and commitments. In the end, I learned to sit in the tension and press forward in spite of the discomfort. In the process, I discovered that’s it’s far more... Continue Reading →

Last Spring, I was invited by Dr. Jenny McBride at McCormick Theological Seminary (MTS) to co-teach with her an “Intro to Theological Reflection” pilot course at Cook County Department of Corrections. We met with 10 students for 10 weeks at Division 10, engaging liberation thinkers and writers like Jurgen Moltmann, James Cone, Andrew Sung Park, Rowan Williams and of... Continue Reading →