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About Sarah Woodard
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“The Green Light of Forgiveness” Glimmers at the End of Taylor Swift’s Dock in evermore
This Album Reminds Us that We Can’t Come out of the Darkness Alone
A (Low-Anthropology) Guide to Quarantine Prayer and ‘Loud Time’
“If My Life is Loud, Why Can’t I Just Be Loud with God?”
The Beautiful, Godforsaken Mess of Taylor Swift’s folklore
“I’m Still a Believer but I Don’t Know Why / I’ve Never Been a Natural, All I Do is Try, Try, Try.”
On Hula Hooping, First Grade Bullies, and Living Language: Mere Words and the Word
Oscar Wilde and Toni Morrison on the Power of Words
“The Story of a Divine Mercy Killing”: The Best Part of My Divine Comedy Is That It’s Ours, Too
Missy Andrews on the Economy of Grace
“A Story Unleashed”: Jesus Couldn’t Keep a Lid on the Gospel, and Neither Can We
Grappling with a Gospel that Stubbornly Defies Reduction
On Quarantine Moods and Finding Grace “Here, within These Peeling Walls”
When Books and Music Console Us in Insolation
To My Fellow 2020 “Graduates”: Some Encouragement from My Middle School Diary
On Finding Contentment in “the Middle”
Leslie Jamison on Grace Without a Backstory
“This is the Story of a Layover. Who Tells that Story? I’m Telling It to You Now.”
Human Being > Human Doing : A Favorite Piece of Spiritual Advice and Mary Oliver
“You Do Not Have to Be Good. / … Tell Me about Despair, Yours, and I Will Tell You Mine.”
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