Update from Brenna

Some things you should know...!

Friends! I am so thankful you have found your way here.

This site functions as a place for me to share liturgies and writings on theology. As my ministry has grown, I have come to realize the great need I have for support through prayer. If that is something you are burdened to partner with me in, Id love to invite you to subscribe to my prayer email. I will be sharing wisely but also vulnerably about the things I, my family and my ministry need covering over. Its not a place to get the tea…. its a place where I will be asking you to go to war with and for me. There is a certain amount of trust I am placing in you by not filtering who I invite… that is because I KNOW for a fact there are those of you who I have never met who have prayed for me faithfully and I know that these burdens can exist outside of friendships. I am just asking that you enter into this space out of a place of conviction, not out of a place of a place of just wanting to know all my crap (;

If you do not feel that burden, that is MORE THAN OKAY!! *This* substack will continue to be a place where I can publish my writing for you all.

And a final update with that: I am sure some of you have noticed my writing on here has slowed. I have come to realize, with the stage of life my family is in, I cannot write as regularly as I want to!! Because of that, I will no longer be doing “paid only” posts - all posts will be free. If you have done a paid subscription 1. I cannot say thank you enough for your generosity in supporting me. It has been such a gift. 2. PLEASE please please, feel free to cancel that subscription. 3. If you subscribed because you had a desire to regularly support my ministry financially, the option will still be available. But please do not feel the obligation or any pressure to continue doing so.

We have been greatly taken care of! If I can emphasize support in any way, joining the prayer team would be my first ask.

Lastly, I do hope to be around here a little more often. Thanks all for the kindness and graciousness as I fumble through what it looks like to do this work. Christ has been kind.