Everyone Belongs Thoughts by Robbie Goldman Dehydration, lack of food, and lack of restful sleep are very real and present dangers faced by many of our friends, Keep Reading
People in Passing: The Anxiety of Living and Moving Thoughts by India Nikotich, 2017 Summer Intern The culture of street kid life is inherently transient – beds, clothes, and meals come and go on Keep Reading
Salmon and Snow Piles I met Kevin and Serena soon after I started working at Dry Bones, in the Fall of 2014. By the time I met them, they’d Keep Reading
Joyce & The Inner Home Right now we have “home” on our mind at Dry Bones. I mean, it’s a pretty normal thing for us to be thinking about “homelessness,” Keep Reading
"Is there Enough?" // and other questions that keep me up at night We began the summer with an intern retreat. On this retreat, my co-worker Reb, and I were answering questions together. We were sharing stories about our friends on Keep Reading
Hospitality Series (#3): The Stranger as Strange Truth In the past two posts, I’ve discussed hospitality through an ethical lens: it is good and right to extend hospitality to the stranger. Jesus’ example Keep Reading