Honey for the Apocalypse

Something new is here, and I want to invite you to be part of it from the start.

I've been keeping bees for years, and the hive has taught me more about grief, community, resilience, and the sacred than most theology textbooks.

So I'm starting a column. It's called Honey for the Apocalypse, and it's a place to bring your real questions: the ones about faith that broke, about love that didn't hold, about how to stay human when the world keeps asking you not to.

You don't have to be religious to write in. You just have to be real!

I've got four posts published already, and will write roughly weekly as I have questions coming in. I'd love to have you alongside in this ongoing work for collective care. I'll post excerpts in the coming days here, and continue to invite you into the hive!

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