More publications

Read more about A Family Like Mine

Read more about Whom Shall I Fear?

More in Print:

“Field” in Christian Century, December 2022

“What Resurrection is Not”, in Geez Magazine, Spring 2021, Issue 60: Signs of Dawn

“The Grave for a Ginger Cat” in Geez Magazine, Fall 2020, Issue 58: Breath & Bone

Contributor, All God’s Creatures 2022 (Guideposts, 2022)

Contributor, Disciplines: A Book of Daily Devotions 2021 (Upper Room Books, 2021)

“A Word from Away” in Church: Confident or Closing? The Coronavirus lessons for the Church in Wales, by Ian Rees (May 2020)

“O Key of David” in O Wisdom: Advent Devotions on the Names of Jesus (Forward Movement, 2018)

“Blessed Bedbugs” in There’s a Woman in the Pulpit: Christian Clergywomen Share Their Hard Days, Holy Moments & the Healing Power of Humor, the Revd Martha Spong, editor, with a Foreword by the Revd Carol Howard Merritt (SkyLight Paths Publishing, 2015)

Articles and Links:

With Beth Kissileff at Religion News (RNS)

Dilemma for houses of worship: Openness or safety?

At Earth & Altar

Carrauntoohill (a poem)

Blacksmithing quietly and out loud

Accident and Essence: how the sin of gun violence implicates us all

At Religion Dispatches:

Sanctuary and the second amendment

What American Flag Worship Looks Like to a New Citizen

Jeffress’ Statement about Trump’s God-given Authority is Nonsense

For The Faith + Leader (Luther Seminary)

All Saints: Nothing can separate us

At Sojourners:

Why I’ve Made 100 Orange Stoles Addressing Gun Violence

At Red Letter Christians:

How Sunday Schools Can Help Prevent Gun Violence

A More Perfect Idolatry

Uncivil War: Gilroy, guns, and White anger

Via RevGalBlogPals:

Disarming prayers

A policy of kindness

Naaman gets treated for coronavirus

Password protected

Having the conversation

Turn out the lights

Suffer the children

Undomesticated Violence

Via the Collegeville Institute:

The Sparrow (a poem)

Solstice (a poem)

At cleveland.com, website of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

Guns everywhere, but our safety is never more compromised (Opinion)

Rosalind C Hughes is a regular contributor to the Episcopal Cafe. Numerous credits include:

Repentance (Poetry: October 2021)

How to cast down dragons (September 2021)

A cautionary tale for the hopeful (May 2021)

Hear my prayer (March 2021)

On being lost (March 2021)

A prayer for a bad day (February 2021)

Science and sacrament (October 2020)

Aftermath (September 2020)

The burden of God’s attention (August 2020)

A midweek prayer for the middle of the night (June 2020)

Known in the breaking of the bread (April 2020)

Burnt out prayer (February 2020)

Some kind of psalm (January 2020)

Mercy (November 2019)

Disappointment as a spiritual practice (May 2019)

Cats and gods (June 2018)

As though (February 2018)

It’s not Trump’s to give away: Praying for peace in Jerusalem (December 2017)

Internal Mental Health Awareness Day(October 2017)

Time (Lords) for gender equality (July 2017)

Coexisting in Jordan (October 2016)

among many others

To book Rosalind to speak with your congregation, Bible Study, book group, or for any other questions, contact her at AFamilyLikeMine@rosalindhughes.com

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