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magine having to miss a week of school every month. Now imagine persevering and completing school even years after your peers because of these missed days. This is the story of many girls in Kenya because they don’t have access to menstrual products. Every school in Kenya requires fees for tuition and uniforms. Beatrice Wangai began…
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Ministry can be a beautiful, sacred calling—but it can also be exhausting. Between leading, caring, teaching, and tending to the needs of others, we often forget that we, too, are part of God’s creation. The same God who painted the skies, sculpted the mountains, and set the seas in motion also carefully crafted you. Sometimes,…
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There is something about the carefully placed human in women-identifying people that grants us the ability to nearly carry it all. And in the carrying capacity of a self-identified woman, we cannot forget our own human dignity, worthiness, and the reminders of value that we so naturally give to those we carry.
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One part of clergy transitions we don’t often talk about is the grief and stress pastors feel when saying goodbye—not just to a congregation they have loved, but to a whole community they’ve called home. If you’re in that season—or know someone who is—we invite you to watch this webinar from our archives, designed to speak…

