The Other Journal

This special issue of The Other Journal features Esther Meek’s work alongside creative responses authored by a member of the faculty or staff at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology. The range of theological and psychological reflections includes intersectionality, decolonization, epistemology, Lacanian perspectives, social location, and hospitality. We invite you to join the discourse and dialogue in Issue 38.5: Esther Meek, and at this time, we have made this special issue accessible to all: https://theotherjournal.com/issue/38-5-esther-meek/

From our Advent issue in the archives, Nathan A. Smith asks “What does it mean to be a people of waiting and how does one wait faithfully?”

“In this season of Advent, we recall the future and wait in hopeful longing for the fullness of Christ to be revealed. Still, one may ask, like the Thessalonians, what does it mean to be a people of waiting and how does one wait faithfully? [...] To answer this question and to avoid the pitfalls of thumb-twiddling, antagonism to creation care, and hypersensitivity to the assumed changes in the eschatological winds, I suggest the Eucharist….”

https://theotherjournal.com/2017/12/advent-future-waiting/…

Advent and the Future of Waiting - The Other Journal Nathan A. Smith encourages Christians to identify themselves with the waiting that is commemorated during the season of Advent.