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.

  • It is so incredibly life-affirming to be loved and valued by kind, genuine, awesome people. Sometimes I think I care too much what others think, and I usually do. Other times, though, when it’s apparent that a good person sees… Continue reading

  • The 13 year old version of myself living inside my head has way more power than I care to admit. Zooey Deschanel (via choosingchaos) Continue reading

  • Aunthood on Thanksgiving is wonderful.2,. (Taken with instagram) Continue reading

  • seanreidy: In honor of the new movie ”The Muppets” my friend Tim painted this picture of “Muppets Take Manhattan” as a “Choose Your Own Adventure Book.” I keep telling him to start a Tumblr to showcase this kind of stuff but… Continue reading

  • Beautiful. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/) Continue reading

  • Gender Woes

    In life, you collect experiences, and most of mine include the church, offering a different perspective than someone who does not have a row of pews as the backdrop to the majority of their childhood memories. I learned early on… Continue reading

  • Wouldn’t it be a strange and delicious bit of irony if another country invaded the US to keep our government and police from assaulting peaceful protestors?

    Valid point. A lot of overseas activity is ‘helping’ that country or those people. Protecting their right to vote, etc….perhaps it’s we who need rescuing now. Continue reading

  • apoplecticskeptic: “Three hours ago I saw the ‘casually butterfly everything’ pic, so I stayed up until 1:30 to make this.” — via Imgur/reddit Wonderful Continue reading

  • Friends in a line. (Taken with Instagram at Chattahoochee National Forest) Continue reading

  • We’ve all got a shadow.

    I’ve been thinking a lot about doubt recently, this is primarily because a friend of mine recently taught a class at his congregation about doubt. In giving him feedback, solicited or unsolicited, I had a realization about my own issues… Continue reading