True Love: Embracing the Mundane Work of Everyday Justice
It still surprises me how radically I was changed by altering just one piece of how I see the...
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Honest Encounters: A Review of Hannah Anderson’s Turning of Days
Could a book of meditations on the landscape of rural Virginia be relevant to readers in Cascadia?...
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This Way of Love: A Reflection on the Urban-Rural Divide in Western Washington
PC: Summer Phillips Last month, I attended a Freedom Rally organized by Patriot Prayer in...
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Branches, Leaves, a Life
Sacrament Under the right conditions— soil, water—the seed sprouts into a pair of impulses: down,...
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Desperately Waiting on Christmas
Have you noticed that people seem to have put up their Christmas trees, house lights, and...
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A Theology of Kin-dom: Church of the Wild and a New World Order
Once upon a time, back before “Zoom church” was a thing, our community worshipped in the wild once...
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Beneath the Beautiful Skin of the Earth: An Interview with Chris Hoke of Underground Ministries
I first met Chris Hoke some time ago through Tierra Nueva ministries. Friends and I would drive up...
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Making Heartspace: Cocreating Integrated Faith Community with Our Immigrant Neighbors
We’ve all been learning a lot about relationships during the Covid-19 pandemic. Stay-at-home...
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From the Editor: Better Together—Cultural Diversity and “Copowerment”
As a journal oriented around regional culture, we do not seek to artificially harmonize differences among Cascadian points of view; rather, we promote honest discourse that encourages us to open our hearts and minds to the views of those who are essentially “other” to us.
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