A Spiral Space | Kelley Weber

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Randomcentricities

By Amy Doyle

Missives from a Luddite

By Erin Sucher-O'Grady

Exploring the intersection of American culture and technology.

jonathan_foster

The intersection of mimetic theory, open and relational theology, grief, and life

Life In The City

A church where outsiders are insiders

Greg is as fantastic a writer as he is a human being - and that’s saying a lot cause he’s pretty phenomenal. Highly recommend you sign up for his substack so you can follow along his writing with the saints and mystics through this upcoming advent season.

- Kelley Weber

Du Mez CONNECTIONS

By KKDuMez

Understanding the connections between religion, gender, & politics, and trying to save our democracy in the process.

HeartBalm

By Sunny Lynn

Embrace a journey of love, presence, & healing as we apply balm to everyday lives, soothe traumatized souls, & aching hearts through the transformative power of word, poetry, nature, art, guided meditations, CPTSD topics, & heart-centered exploration. 💖

Contemplify

By Paul Swanson

Kindling the Examined Life for Contemplatives in the World via podcasts, nonrequired readings, and drink recommendations

What If Project #CoffeeThoughts

By What If Project ☕️💭

Sharing heretical thoughts about God, the Scriptures, life, and all the things over my morning cup of coffee.

Glenn is a scholar and a gentleman sharing the messy, mucky parts of being a person of faith and speaking the truth in earnest love and frustration.

- Kelley Weber

The Cottage

By Diana Butler Bass

Part retreat, part think tank. A place for inspiration and ideas about culture, faith, and spirit.

Cathleen Falsani: This Numinous World

By Cathleen Falsani •This Numinous World

Observations from a life of looking by the author and journalist Cathleen Falsani

The Corners by Nadia Bolz-Weber

Grace for fuck-ups. Prayer for the impious. A space for spiritual misfits.

Men Yell at Me

By lyz

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.