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“Beauty will save the world.”
And changed people—people who are more attentive, more compassionate, more alive to what matters—are the ones who shape the world.
Kathryn Schoon-Tanis
April 27, 2026
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And changed people—people who are more attentive, more compassionate, more alive to what matters—are the ones who shape the world.
So maybe the question isn’t whether blame has a place. Maybe it does. Maybe there are truths that need to be said plainly, without softening.
This might be my favorite thing about middle school girls: they can completely whiff a shot—airball it in spectacular fashion—and then burst out laughing. No
They should not be required to bounce back from things that never should have happened in the first place.
How do I hope for the best when, every day in the United States, the worst keeps happening? How do I look for softness and
Winter asks us to pause. Grief forces us to.
It feels like too much. People with power and authority keep adding fuel to the fire rather than put the fire out. I won’t pretend
The exercise of finding hope in my present experience of God feels like an intellectual exercise. I know that God is with me and sustaining
Westfall encourages her readers to not only know and accept our belonging to God but also to live into the fact that belonging isn’t where