A poem that explores the experience of walking a labyrinth.
What Benefits Do We Gain When We Share Poetry Together? An Interview with Redbud poets
What are poetry feedback groups, and why do they matter? Check out my article about my own experience of finding God through leading poetry feedback groups.
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A Miracle’s Tension (A Poem)
A poem about living in the tension of the "already, but not yet" this season.
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Breaking and Making (A review of Art & Faith: A Theology of Making by Makoto Fujimura)
"Art and Faith: A Theology of Making" is good news for artists, poets, and other contemplatives. Check out my recently published review of this empowering book.
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What This Year’s Black History Month Taught Me About Protest and Poetry
This year, I've celebrated Black History Month by learning from Black artists and poets, past present, and future. The more I learn, the more I want to learn.
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Doomscrolling (A Poem)
This is what doomscrolling feels like to me. What about you?
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How Do We Protect and Include Our Bodies When We Memorize Poems?
Why memorize a poem? What do race, #ChurchToo, and embodiment have to do with poetry? I explore all of those questions, and more, in this hot-off-the-press book review.
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A New Year’s Invitation and Gift: Star Words
A time-sensitive invitation and gift, in the form of a star word.
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New Advent Practices (A Poem)
How I'm finding God's beauty this year when so many Advent practices are off limits.
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Old T-Shirt Speaks (A Poem)
A poem in response to a new pandemic challenge: to write from the perspective of a familiar household object.
Melanie Weldon-Soiset 