Susan Narjala | August 12, 2026
Last December, I was in the running for an imaginary award for “Exemplary Entertainer of the Year.” We hosted five Christmas gatherings in one month. I made enough dessert to...
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Anyone who knows me will tell you that I avoid conflict like a five-year-old crouching in a corner during a game of hide-and-seek. I find confrontations exhausting. Friction drains me...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | April 3, 2026
A Good Friday reflection on how human attempts at self-justification fail and true redemption is found only in the blood of Jesus Christ.
Continue ReadingTiya Thomas-Alexander | February 24, 2026
“I just want to lie down.” '”I just need a warm shower or a massage.” “I’d love to go dancing or to a fun workout.” “Maybe I’ll order in, instead...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | February 13, 2026
The mama with a messy bun (not the good kind), wearing yesterday’s clothes, streaked with baby spit-up. The teenager who's ready for a 15-hour nap after a “lit” church youth...
Continue ReadingDeepa David | February 4, 2026
Oftentimes, we think of grace as something we receive only when we fail morally. But in the last couple of months, I learned that grace is just as present—perhaps even...
Continue ReadingSabrina Howell | January 21, 2026
January has a way of slowing me down. It asks me to look back not to measure success, but to notice grace. When I think of 2025, I am still...
Continue ReadingSaloni Bhatia | January 16, 2026
As a teenager, every weekend, my early morning ritual was to scan through the Delhi Times, finding a good movie to watch and accordingly negotiating TV time with my mother....
Continue ReadingIshnita Nayantara Keskar | November 21, 2025
My first big heartbreak was over the infidelity of a boy I dated in high school. Of course, one doesn’t know anything about love or dating at the age of...
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