Author Archives: Becca Kello

Becca Kello is an Episcopal priest serving the Diocese of Lexington as Canon Missioner, and is passionate about discipleship, community, and justice.

Puzzle

tylerknott: I mayfall apartbut I willneverlose the pieces.I will alwaysseethe picturethat they createand my handsbloodycracked, tremblingand tiredwill neverstop fumblingto put thembacktogether. -Tyler Knott Gregson- I’ve never had my heart broken, but sometimes poets make it seem so fantastical. 

The agonizing self-realizer goes to San Fran!

About a month ago, I posted about how I often let the odds stack against me and don’t go after things. Specifically a career shift manifesting itself in a community organizing residency, which at the time I had just scheduled a phone interview. Well the phone interview went well, and I got invited to San Francisco toContinue reading “The agonizing self-realizer goes to San Fran!”

daveholmes: Maybe it’s just the idiotic-prejudice aspect of the world that’s going to end on Saturday?  Well, “…as a black person, I can’t be in for any form of discrimination at all.” doesn’t apply to me. Can I replace ‘black person’ with ‘Christian’? Or better yet ‘person’?  

The Obama Deception: Why Cornel West Went Ballistic

danielholter: kateoplis: No one grasps this tragic descent better than West, who did 65 campaign events for Obama, believed in the potential for change and was encouraged by the populist rhetoric of the Obama campaign. He now nurses, like many others who placed their faith in Obama, the anguish of the deceived, manipulated and betrayed.Continue reading “The Obama Deception: Why Cornel West Went Ballistic”