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A quarter-century's journey
On the 25th anniversary of my leaving England.
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Keisha E. McKenzie
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May 2023
March 2023
Silence, sabbaths, and saltwater
Three ways to make home. Latest from @mackenzian. #newsletter
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Keisha E. McKenzie
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January 2023
Being free, not "free on a technicality."
The everyday practice of life, even in midwinter—latest from @mackenzian.
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Keisha E. McKenzie
November 2022
The last days of Twitter
For a more open internet over the next 12 years. —@mackenzian
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Keisha E. McKenzie
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August 2022
Extremity that amplifies
And a nod to all those who came before. —from @mackenzian #OnTomorrowsEdge
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Keisha E. McKenzie
June 2022
Rooted in Resilience: Held in fellowship
Keisha's exploring spirituality, justice, and wholeness with a crew this year.
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Keisha E. McKenzie
May 2022
Company towns and the gospel of Here
Learning from deeply rooted people; picking up insight from the edges of empire
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Keisha E. McKenzie
March 2022
Reading the Bible Year with Alex Carpenter - 2
Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua: Art and Communal Magic—@mackenzian and @carpenterale continue #BibleYear2022
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Keisha E. McKenzie
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Alexander Carpenter
February 2022
Blueprints for the world to come
Seizing the agency we have. | From @mackenzian:
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Keisha E. McKenzie
Reading the Bible Year with Alex Carpenter
1. Genesis, Job, and Exodus: Liars, Survivors, and Grasping for Meaning —@mackenzian & @carpenterale #BibleYear2022
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Keisha E. McKenzie
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Alexander Carpenter
November 2021
How shall we live (together)?
As I said to a colleague recently, I don't know but we've got to figure it out.
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Keisha E. McKenzie
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