The sacred manifests in the flesh of the earth
With this assurance, enfleshed creates and facilitates spiritual resources for Christian-adjacent communities learning and unlearning dominance in belief and practice. As the Spirit, tender and fierce, calls us all to courage, enfleshed hopes to provide sources of deep spiritual nourishment for the work of collective liberation before us.
Lenten poetry practice
Easter – rise
Blessed Easter. And thank you for your thoughtful poems and reflections throughout this season. Our last word for writing is "rise." On pathways to collective flourishing, what will we rise for? What is needed in order to rise again after a deeply painful blow? What...
Day 39 – scream
Today's word for writing is "scream." On pathways to collective flourishing, over what do we scream? What is your relationship to instinctual embodied expression - yours or others? How does emotional and verbal repression shape our culture? What circumstances draw up...
Day 38 – stay
Today's word for writing is "stay." On pathways to collective flourishing, with whom do we stay? How do you discern whether it's a time for staying or leaving in difficult contexts? Have you ever needed to ask someone to stay with you in a vulnerable circumstance?...
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Moments for Common Nourishment
Fullness of Time
The day started early. Long before the sun was set to rise from its nightly slumber, my family and I were pacing frantically about. While I wish it was for something exciting or joyful, especially given the hellacious slog of these recent weeks, the cause for our...
To be well, lost, and alive
By Rev. Anna Blaedel My mom recently stumbled across a photograph that neither of us have any memory of. I am eleven, or twelve, or thirteen--somewhere in that age and stage of particular bodily awkwardness--and I am sitting in my dad’s lap. My dad and I are on my...
Home, where are you?
By Tarek Abuata Growing up Queer and Palestinian, I was a happy child, full of life. With negative and later positive judgments cast upon my identities, the years churned my insides into a struggle of polarities. At first, I was put down. A fighter, I confronted and...
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![Our capacity to feel...
it's so patronized.
so controlled.
so bullied.
And yet, our capacity to feel -
to move and be moved -
is a well of power,
a source of aliveness,
an encounter with the stuff of love. [Image description: An orange photo with a faint mage of roses on a bush in the background. These words sit on top - "Could it be that what we fear most is our capacity to feel, and so we annihilate symbolically and physically that which is beautiful and tender, anything that dares us to consider our creative selves? The erotic world is silenced, reduced to a collection of objects we can curate and control, be it a vase, a woman, or wilderness. - Terry Tempest Williams"]](https://i2.wp.com/enfleshed.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1)
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Additionally, with time and your support, we hope to expand our resources to include Bible studies, children and youth curriculum, and other desperately needed theological and spiritual resources as well as expand staff to offer a wider breadth of experiences to our pastoral care and educational ministries.