25 Books by Indigenous Authors You Should Be Reading kaitlincurtice.com/2018/09/06/25-…

For in my bones, I believe that in the beginning God came to me. And just like the sun, which day after day, invites the flowers to stand and change, if you listen closely, you just might hear God say to you, “Draw near, draw near.” . Advent resources coming next week!

If we’re back to back will my brokenness find you— slide through the air and weigh you down too? If we stand eye to eye will the truth ring true? Will you see me for me, and I see you for you? . Glimpse of our "Back to Back" film: sanctifiedart.org/videos/back-to…

When 600 agents were making a show of arresting 680 undocumented immigrants working at Mississippi processing plants, did anyone bother to arrest the employers? Or did they leave them undisturbed in the back room counting their money?

Why are we afraid of equity? . "Begged to Leave" by Hannah Garrity (Inspired by town's reaction to the man healed in the land of the Gerasenes)

If I could rearrange the alphabet, I’d put U and I together. User Interface is just that important to me.

Gmorning, but right after this nap, hold up

Hi good morning, oh, nobody told you? It’s still Indigenous Peoples Day because we are still here. ❤️💙💚💛🖤

Wow. Hmm...now I will preach this differently.

Yep.

Guys today was a hard day so when this made me laugh to the point of tears I had to share it with you- enjoy

Wearing a mask helps protect you and the people around you. Let’s protect each other. Let’s protect Amarillo. #WearAMaskForAmarillo

This is a story that Judge Jeffrey Sutton shares about an encounter late in my dad's life, when he bought his friend Ruth two dozen roses for her birthday. "Some things in life are more important than votes."

Make sure you and your loved ones celebrate safely this Halloween 🎃 with some helpful tips from the City of Amarillo! Thank you to KAMR Local 4 News and Fox 14 News for partnering with the City to help people safely celebrate the holidays.

A Holiday Blessing By Indigenous author, Kaitlin B. Curtice: May our grief lead us to community where it wasn't before; May patriotic nostalgia be replaced with a future for all; May Mystery beckon us to the quiet places of sacred belonging; Amen. Art by Lisle Gwynn Garrity

I love making haste to the fence every Palm Sunday morning with a fresh, crispy bright-orange carrot to say, “It’s your best day, Donk! The Lord had need of you!”