Calling & Clarity

The Rev. Becca Kello is an Episcopal priest living and serving in Lexington, Kentucky. She often finds God’s presence in nature while hiking or out playing with her dogs, Coakley and Oliver. She is passionate about the intersections of faith and justice, and all sorts of discernment that leads to a clarity of calling.

  • Day Twenty

    I was an alcoholic for thirty years and I’m two and a half months sober; I just joined a church, and I’ve always had some sort of faith in God, but this being Christian thing is lonely. Continue reading

  • Day Nineteen

    I know your a chaplain and a woman of God, so pardon my language, but it’s just one damn thing after another. Continue reading

  • Day Eighteen

    God is there. I know it. He has to be there. Continue reading

  • Day Seventeen

    We must be doing something right if the Devil’s trying this hard to bring us down. Continue reading

  • Day Sixteen

    I know that “if God brings you to it, he’ll bring you through it,” but I’m just really wondering when he’s going to give these tired shoulders a rest. Continue reading

  • Day Fifteen

    She’s with God now, and that’s a much better place to be. Continue reading

  • Day Fourteen

    It’s amazing that God put that doctor in the ER that night to catch what no one else could find. Amazing, but still hard. Continue reading

  • Day Thirteen

    I know three things: I love this woman, our bodies are just shells for our souls and I want to be cremated, and TheLordJesusChrist is my OneTrueSavior. Continue reading

  • Day Twelve

    Well, we love God, each other, and laughter. . . that’s how we make it through. Continue reading

  • Day Eleven

    Y’all can pray, that’s fine. . .I still believe in God, but he hasn’t been there for me recently, so I really don’t want prayer around me right now. Continue reading