Communion Reflection: From Personal Preparation to Collective Unity
It was Communion Sabbath. I donned a large white bowtie, the same one I first wore for my ordination in 2022—a purchase from Etsy that turned out larger than anticipated. […]
A Socio-Political Eulogy for September 11
I remember. On September 11, 2001, I was in the lobby of CUNY’s York College, likely taking courses during that fall semester as a major in computer science. I didn’t […]
Unforgettable Moments of the 2024 Olympics: Heroes, Controversies, and New Beginnings
The 2024 Olympics have come and gone, leaving us with moments that left a lasting impression. There are so many to recall. One standout is Simone Biles, who secured three […]
Beyond the Tableau: Rethinking Christian Responses to the 2024 Olympics
Last week, the world was abuzz with reactions to the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics, an event that has elicited strong opinions from various religious leaders and communities. Among […]
Kamala Harris and The $50 Million Question
Kamala Harris is qualified to be President of the United States. As of today, it is reported that supporters have “raised nearly $50 million just hours after Vice President Kamala […]