I didn't intend to stay away for so long [an update]
Hi, friends. I've been meaning to write an update for several weeks and finally just recorded a short message to post on Instagram which I've included at the end of the post.
While I canceled several of my freelance writing assignments this summer, I've had two posts published at the Telos Collective's Intersection blog. You might recognize the content from a parenting series I wrote here some years ago, but the contents been polished up a bit (thanks to the editorial help at Telos). Head on over to their site to read. I'd love to hear your thoughts!
While you're there, take some time to peruse other posts. I've linked a few of my favorites below.
My posts on the Intersection blog:
Part 1: What Is Your Family's Cultural Footprint?
Part 2: Becoming Culture Makers and Blessers
A few other posts to check out while you're there:
Black Christians in America: A Personal Invitation from Esau McCaulley (I strongly encourage you to listen to Esau McCaulley' talk at the 2018 Intersection Conference "Towards A More Diverse Anglicanism")
What Makes A Culture Christian?
Present in the Polis: Toward an Anglican Political Theology
And here's my four-minute, off-the-cuff update:
Blog update from Tamara Hill Murphy on Vimeo.
Thank you for your companionship on the internet. I'm grateful for you and look forward to reconnecting soon!
In the meantime, I'd love your feedback on the types of posts you find most encouraging. Drop me a comment and let me know. You can browse through the menu bar at the top of the website page here for a view of the various categories I've covered over the past twelve years.