Monthly Archives: June 2020

Have you not always practiced love?

Today’s post is the third in a listening series, where I get the amazing opportunity to amplify the voices of my black and African brothers and sisters. Read the first post, “A Common Enemy,” here, and the second post, “Coming to America,” here.... Read More

Coming to America

Today’s post is the second in a listening series, where I get the amazing opportunity to amplify the voices of my black and African brothers and sisters. Read the first post, “A Common Enemy,” here. Each post will demonstrate an... Read More

A common enemy

Today’s post is the first in a listening series, where I get the amazing opportunity to amplify the voices of my black and African brothers and sisters. Each post will demonstrate an array of viewpoints that will help us be... Read More

Listening is a form of hospitality

By Phoebe Farag Mikhail I thought about attentive silence as I considered what I have been learning from my black friends these past few days, after the police killing of George Floyd and the ensuing nationwide demonstrations.  As a Copt... Read More