Sloane Wednesday is a writer, musician, and activist. Her recent album Mood Indicator was released with Haunted Birthday Records. She lives in Kansas City, Missouri. In this issue, Sloane tells her story of the new life she found while transitioning.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 27, 2021
6 min
Justin Eisinga is chaplain of the compost and student of theology at Canadian Mennonite University in Treaty 1 Territory, Winnipeg, Manitoba. In this piece, Justin shows us that the compost bin is a tomb built for resurrection.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 27, 2021
7 min
Lydia Wylie-Kellermann is the editor of Geez. She lives in Detroit, Michigan. Here Lydia invites us to walk towards places of death and grief – for there, perhaps we too, may stumble upon resurrection.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 27, 2021
4 min
Kerr Mesner is a queer/trans spiritual director, facilitator, theatre performer, college professor, minister, and activist. In this one act play, Kerr struggles to finish his piece on resurrection, and has a few visitors to lead the way forward.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 27, 2021
10 min
Kyle McCormick is a PhD candidate and chicken wing connoisseur from Detroit, Michigan and Kateri Boucher is associate editor for Geez and practises hospitality in Detroit’s Catholic Worker house. In this piece Kyle and Kateri explore the fact that while John Brown may have been executed in 1859, his soul marched on towards abolition.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 27, 2021
2 min
Kelley Nikondeha is a liberation theologian, author, and community development practitioner in Burundi. She is author of Defiant: What the Women of Exodus Teach Us about Freedom and Adopted: The Sacrament of Belonging in a Fractured World. In this piece, Kelley recounts what the news of the biblical resurrection story tells us about patriarchy and belief.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 26, 2021
5 min
Naomi Ortiz is the author of Sustaining Spirit: Self-Care for Social Justice and lives in Tucson, Arizona. In this piece, Naomi explores the role of ancestral work – as mending work, witnessing work, and grief work.
Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.
Mar 25, 2021
9 min
Dallas Nord lives in Kerman, California with his wife and daughter. When farming, he grows almonds, raisins, and theological thoughts. In this episode, Nord exposes the colonial nationalist beasts at work and calls for their defeat.
In this issue, we explore what our scriptural ancestors called powers and principalities, acknowledging how these more-than-human things take on a kind of creatureliness: a life, a spirit, of their own.
Dec 30, 2020
4 min
Bill Wylie-Kellermann is a nonviolent community activist, retired pastor, and author – most recently of Principalities in Particular: A Practical Theology of the Powers that Be(Fortress). He lives in Detroit, Michigan. In this episode, Wylie-Kellermann takes us back to the biblical roots of these terms and illuminates their continued existence through white supremacy and other forms of oppression today.
In Geez 60, we explore what our scriptural ancestors called powers and principalities, acknowledging how these more-than-human things take on a kind of creatureliness: a life, a spirit, of their own.
Dec 30, 2020
15 min
Kateri Boucher lives in Detroit’s Catholic Worker house and is associate editor for Geez. In this episode, Boucher invites us to examine the powers of Death in our lives and world.
In Geez 60, we explore what our scriptural ancestors called powers and principalities, acknowledging how these more-than-human things take on a kind of creatureliness: a life, a spirit, of their own.
Dec 30, 2020
6 min
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