Author Archives
A writer focused on equipping Christians to engage more lovingly and effectively across societal divisions
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My Weekend at the San Diego/Tijuana Border
This is a guest post by Cindy M. Wu, Program Manager at Houston Welcomes Refugees, author of A Better Country: Embracing the Refugees in Our Midst, and co-author of Our Global Families: Christians Embracing Common Identity. (And also my sister-in-law)… Read More ›
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Should There Be a Separation Between Church and Stage?
Disclaimer: this is going to be a less polished post because my family and I are getting ready to move back to Texas next week, so I’m in the throes of organizing and packing. Nevertheless, today I managed to read… Read More ›
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Glitches in Dialogues About Race
Over the last five days, I played catch-up on the myriad of responses to both Ekemini Uwan’s on-stage interview at the Sparrow Conference on March 30th in Dallas, Texas and the subsequent actions of the conference organizers, including this 5-sentence… Read More ›
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One Tangible Way to Ease the Migrant Crisis
My friend Sarah Quezada, author of Love Undocumented: Risking Trust in a Fearful World, has written a short, helpful guide containing 15 ideas for supporting immigrants and addressing the migrant crisis. You can download it for free here. But I’d like to highlight what she and… Read More ›
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U.S. History and the Current Border Crisis
I’m going to expand this into a long-form essay over the next few weeks, but this 14-tweet collection is a sort of preview.
