Sarah Bessey's Field Notes

Secrets have been whispered between women since the beginning of time.⚡️ Here's how to stay sane.

Weekly reflections from a psychologist and womanist theologian on faith, justice, and healing for people who are "ready to be healed, cause wholeness is no trifling matter"

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Open your world with poetry

Exploring connections between religion, gender, & politics and defending our democracy.

A weekly letter for the frantic strivers, serial doers, and weary achievers. We're learning the goodness of rest, the practice of prayer, and the miracle of going slow.

Author of When We Talk to God: Prayers and Poems for Black Women, coming in May 2025. Filtering life, faith, anger, and peace through the lens of my experience, my social location, and my God.

Sincere Love letters For the Goodfellows of This Earth Who Believe Love Might Just Save Us All.

faith and a flourishing future for all.

Space to say true things, with ancient stories serving as mirrors and lights. Now living at LifeIsASacredText.com 🌱

A Little Letter from Shauna

Continuing the conversation about discerning our next right thing in faith, work, and life for those who want to move beyond the pro/con list with NYT Bestselling author and spiritual director, Emily P. Freeman.

A newsletter on writing craft and style—from an editor in publishing who believes in the spiritual practice of the creative process.

Notes on life, death, faith, and culture from a former news media writer-turned hospice chaplain.

Nuanced, nurturing reflections, prayers, liturgies, and practices for a weary world. Don't have the words to pray? Try these.

Part retreat, part think tank. A place for inspiration and ideas about culture, faith, and spirit.

thoughts on the in-between

Jesus, compost, tables and chairs

Grace for fuck-ups. Prayer for the impious. A space for spiritual misfits.

We've got questions about God, faith, American Christianity, and Zac Efron's post-High School Musical career choices.