There is a kind of seeing that asks very little of the eyes. It does not scan the room for evidence, or gather visual proof, or measure worth by what is seen on the surface. It is a slower and quieter seeing, the kind that waits long enough for the truth of a person, aContinue reading “Looking through the eyes of grace”
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The netball lesson
In Australia, netball has long been woven into the fabric of communal life. It has been played in parish schools, local clubs, and community associations for generations. It has formed girls and women in skill, discipline, resilience, and loyalty, often without fanfare. It has given people not merely a sport, but a place to stand.Continue reading “The netball lesson”
Just to be
In recent media there have been statements around netball and racism, I’m going to be clear – it was the letter shared by a netballer that she had received. Typically, I don’t read the comments on those articles, but today, for whatever reason, I did. On one hand it was interesting to read the twoContinue reading “Just to be”
The Female Theologian 