I have significantly expanded my blog
reading this year, as much as my schedule allows. There are many
interesting and excellent writers out there, but of all those I
follow, a few stand out in terms of their influence on my own
thinking and development.
Rachel Held Evans – her blog stands
out as a center for healthy, open discourse about faith, gender and a
variety of other topics. Rachel's blog has often been the catalyst
that has spurred much of my thinking, as well as the nexus that has
connected me to many other interesting writers.
From Two to One – Danielle writes
about the junction of faith and feminism in her very articulate and
thought-provoking style. Among her many great articles I particularly
appreciate her series on modesty.
Kathy Escobar – Kathy writes from her
own experience in downward mobility and challenges me to keep
thinking and looking for ways to move downward myself.
Katie Axelson – I only recently
discovered Katie's blog, but I find her writing articulate and her
areas of interest overlap significantly with my own. I look forward
to hearing more from Katie in the coming year.
Caris Adel – I've followed Caris most
of this year and appreciate very much her exploration of issues of
faith.
One Hand Clapping – Julie Clawson
writes about social justice issues and has helped further my own
thinking about what it looks like to act justly and live sustainably.
She also wrote an excellent series of articles on feminism this year.
All Things Beautiful – I really like
Alyssa's perspective on the world. She reminds and encourages me to
look for and celebrate the beauty in life and the world around me.
I won't even attempt to suggest the
best posts from each of these authors. I would encourage readers to
explore their blogs for themselves and discover the great,
thought-provoking writing each one offers. I look forward to reading
more from each of them in 2013.
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