The ProGrace Blog
On June 4, St. Peter Lutheran Church held an honorary “graduation” for women involved in their Connection group. This graduation represents the long-term dream of ProGrace:
As Christians are transf...
As my husband and I were beginning to present ProGrace to a group of about 50 people from our congregation – a group that is beautifully diverse in age, race, socioeconomic class, background, and ge...
Last month, I was being interviewed for a podcast, and the hosts asked me why I’m so passionate about the mission of ProGrace.
So I told them. And they were surprised.
They thought I would share t...
God is God, and I am not.
There’s been a lot of living between that moment and today. But as much as I’ve matured in my faith, and for all I’ve come to understand about my Savior and His unchanging...
Every time we host a ProGrace workshop, I love it.
It’s hard to pick favorites, because each group is so unique in the way they respond to God’s leading. And it’s always a joy to be part of their j...
Last week, we watched as a new president was inaugurated. Whether or not we voted for him, we can agree that many did so because they want to see something shift around the abortion issue.
So…will ...
My family loves Christmas movies of all types, but our favorite movie to watch every Advent is The Nativity Story. It so humanizes the experience of both Mary and Joseph, and makes us feel like we a...
When I decided to watch Selma with my 8-year-old son, Noah, my intent was to spark discussion about racism and justice. I never imagined it would provide a strong lesson on grace for him – or for me...
Pope Francis recently issued a statement regarding abortion and the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy.
I heard some things I really wanted to hear.
And I hoped to hear some more things that weren’t s...
The results of this poll by Vox are so interesting to me.
How can someone be both pro-life and pro-choice? Or neither pro-life nor pro-choice? This survey confirms something I see all of the time: ...
If you haven’t yet watched this two-minute clip of Kevin Durant’s acceptance speech after being named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player, you need to.
“You had my brother when you were 18 years old,...
I recently heard Condoleezza Rice speak at a University event. Even though she grew up as an African-American girl in segregated Alabama, her parents had the audacity to tell her that one day, she c...
