I liked school. I was good at school. I worked well within the constrains of syllabi and assessments. And so, when I was asked by the editor at The First Day, a new online and print magazine devoted to arts, culture, faith and practice, to submit a piece on attending a recent conference, I was tickled pink. I had an assignment.
I am already hopeful I will write for this site again or maybe even regularly (fingers crossed. I love assignments!). It would be an honor to join the "cast of characters" already populating this website's list of writers. I feel passionate about issues of faith and appreciate having a safe place to discuss them, one that crosses backgrounds, cultures, and denominations.
If you haven't already done so, please read my post, published today. Please also peruse The First Day site in its entirety. No matter what your belief system I am confident you will find something there that speaks to you.
As always, I am grateful for your readership and feedback. The First Day feels the same.
This is not the end of this. We will open our eyes wider. This is not our last breath. We will open our mouths wider. Gungor
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