The sacred manifests in the flesh of the earth
While the world is in urgent need of transformation and healing, God does not remain at a distance; God is enfleshed - in the marginalized, in the soil, in chaos, in the midst of our pleasure and pain. The Divine is intimately entangled with all aspects of our lives.
enfleshed seeks to provide individuals and communities with spiritual and theological resources for liturgy, prayer & contemplation, preaching, teaching, and consulting that speak directly to what matters the most.
Liturgy that Matters
Subscribe to weekly anti-racist, LGBTQ affirming, feminist resources to assist you in sermon writing and worship prep.
Custom Liturgy for Special Services
No matter the occasion, we can work with you to craft the right words for connecting with the Sacred in community.
Resources for a progressive spirituality
Check out our liturgy library for prayers, blessings, and other free resources.
Moments for Common Nourishment
A bi-weekly column by scholars, activists, artists, and others sharing words of healing and nourishment for a spiritual community seeking sustainable change.
Nothing is guaranteed; so much is possible.
This opening is risky. It entails “staying awhile” with loss, and pain. Fear, and hope. Our capacity for creation, and destruction. Our incredible power, and our powerlessness. Falling and going slowly and bowing often and shining. Knowing what roots and grounds us, and tending these nourishing practices and connections. Dancing. Offering up the alchemy of our gifts, coupled with deep gratitude for what becomes possible when we open our hands and hearts and lives to each other. Nothing is guaranteed; so much is possible.
Queer encounters of enfleshing theology
By Michael Sepidoza Campos and Anna Krizelle Aguilan Tadiosa During the Summer of 2019, I taught Queer Theology at Union Theological...
Turning toward what we love
By Rev. Anna Blaedel In the 1987 film Le Moine et la Sorciére, a Dominican friar enters a village in...
Nothing is guaranteed; so much is possible.
This opening is risky. It entails “staying awhile” with loss, and pain. Fear, and hope. Our capacity for creation, and destruction. Our incredible power, and our powerlessness. Falling and going slowly and bowing often and shining. Knowing what roots and grounds us, and tending these nourishing practices and connections. Dancing. Offering up the alchemy of our gifts, coupled with deep gratitude for what becomes possible when we open our hands and hearts and lives to each other. Nothing is guaranteed; so much is possible.
Queer encounters of enfleshing theology
By Michael Sepidoza Campos and Anna Krizelle Aguilan Tadiosa During the Summer of 2019, I taught Queer Theology at Union Theological...
Turning toward what we love
By Rev. Anna Blaedel In the 1987 film Le Moine et la Sorciére, a Dominican friar enters a village in...
Custom liturgies
If you have a special service coming up and need help with inclusive, justice minded, and theologically rich words, send us an email at info @ enfleshed.com