One person I have come to know since living in NYC is an Egyptian-American businessman I met who had started coming to my concerts in…
The Washington Square Church… the name still stirs in me a feeling of liberation, hope, radicalism and passion. Though I was never a member, several…
Growing up as the child of two Puerto Rican parents who moved the States when I was a child, we never really did the “Santa…
The Transgender Day of Remembrance is a day were Transgender people and their allies from all over the world mourn the loss of Transgender people…
Let me just start by saying that I know I’m not an issue. It’s the Council of Bishops of the United Methodist Church that seems…
Labels, labels, labels….we love them! They give us a quick and easy way to categorize ourselves and others in this often chaotic, disorganized…
My sister once told me this joke… Once there was a mama polar bear, a daddy polar bear, and a baby polar bear who were…
“I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you in the grace of Christ and are turning to a different…
From the time I was born, my parents, who immigrated from South Korea, spoke to me in Korean and my older sisters spoke to me…
A Muslim, Christian, Brooklyn Perspective By Sania Khan and Samantha Wagar In many circles we’re known as a pair. “Sania and Sam” – it…
