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Returning to the Body
Listening to What We Carry One of the hardest words for many caring people to say is a simple two-letter word: No. I wish I could tell you I have mastered it. I have not. Over the years, I have discovered that my mind and my body often have very different conversations. My mind says: "Of course you can do that. One more meeting won't hurt. One more project. One more responsibility. One more person who needs your help." And because I genuinely care about people, I often say ye
Sue Williams
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Faith That Is Changing
You’re not losing your faith—you’re growing it There’s something I’ve been noticing more and more in the conversations I have. Not all at once.Not dramatically. But quietly. People will say things like: “I don’t think I believe the same way I used to…” And then almost immediately: “But I don’t want to lose my faith.” Or sometimes: “I still feel something… I just don’t know what to do with it.” I’ve come to recognize this space. It’s not as rare as we once thought. In fact,
Sue Williams
Jun 42 min read


Why I'm Writing Here
There’s something I’ve been noticing for a while now. In conversations after worship. In hospital rooms. In quiet moments when someone finally says what they’ve been holding in. It usually sounds something like this: “I’m not sure what I believe anymore… but I don’t want to lose Jesus.” Or: “I still feel something… I just don’t know what to do with it.” And sometimes, it’s not even spoken out loud. It’s just there—in the pause, in the hesitation, in the questions people are
Sue Williams
Jun 42 min read
Tending the Fire
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