Deut. 30: 11, 14, 15-19 When I was in my mid-20s, I began a graduate program in feminist liberation theology at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I was scared, kind of intimidated. I felt like I was in the big leagues now, and I wasn’t from the big league. The weekend before school…
Rachel Miller’s Reflection When asked to reflect on this year so far, there was one main focus/idea that seemed to be consistent in my head: “Wellness.” Coming into a second year of MVS has allowed me to continue the growth that I’ve been building since last year while being open to new growth taking place. Taking…
The photos above show Nick Grillo and his husband, Kirk, and Sheri’s grandmother, Anna Troyer Hostetler Kurtz. Rev. 7:9-17 My grandma Anna was not a dainty, reserved, modest Mennonite woman. She was large-boned and brassy, opinionated and direct. It used to be said of her, “She wore the pants in the family.” My father was…
This reflection by Eli Ramer is from the third Sunday of our Back to the Basics Series: A Theology of Disability: God Calls Us Good. Back in the 1970s my mother was the co-director of a clinic for disabled people, down in Orange County. Some were disabled from birth, and two thirds were young men,…
This reflection by Janet Kroeker is from the second Sunday of our Back to the Basics Series: A Theology of Disability: God Calls Us Good. You can find audio and video recordings of both her reflection and that of our other speaker, Peter Kangas, here. I Corinthians 12:4-13 I imagine most of you thought I’d…
This is the first in our Back to the Basics Series: A Theology of Disability: God Calls Us Good. In this sermon, Joanna and Sheri preach on a theology of disability and how it can set all of us free. Genesis 32: 22-32 Joanna: As many of you know, I grew up in a family…
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