When I was in elementary school in mainland China, I learned a simple story titled The Little Horse Crosses the River. It was a children’s tale—short, clear, and easy to understand. At the time, I thought it was just a moral lesson about courage. But as I have grown older, I realize that it carries…
One of the gifts of Anglican theology is its quiet insistence that truth is often found not at the extremes, but in the space between them. We speak of “living in the tension” not because we enjoy discomfort, but because we recognize that the world is complex, diverse, and full of voices that carry partial…
A Personal Reflection, Not a Declaration I want to begin with clarity and honesty. I have not made a final decision about whether I will run for school trustee in the coming term. I am also not certain whether that would be as an independent or as part of a group. These questions are part…