Learning the Language
*First post in a series on language, so please be patient and know there’s much more to be said about LGBTQ language. We’ll take the conversation one step at a…
Tag: Wesley Hill
Scarlet Letters: Removing the Curse of Shame
Two CenterPeace events and another thousand miles on my car later, and I’m finally back to finishing our review of Wesley Hill’s Washed and Waiting! I hope you’ve enjoyed learning…
All the Lonely People
Wesley Hill’s depiction of loneliness in the second part of Washed and Waiting is, to me, the most powerful part of the book. And his call to the church to…
“A Story-Shaped Life”
Thoughts from Part One of Wesley Hill’s Washed & Waiting: Reflections on Christian Faithfulness and Homosexuality Like all of us who have wrestled with how to resolve questions about homosexuality…
Visiting Graceland
Have you finished reading Wesley Hill’s Washed and Waiting? Haven’t started yet? Uh, don’t even have the book?! Well, there’s still time – our first post reviewing the book will…
The Power of Story
For the past several months, posts on the CenterPeace blog have been sparse. There’s a reason for that…. Besides the fact that sometimes I just don’t do the things I…
The Missing Peace 