Christine Slocum

Christine Slocum (she/her) is a UU whose work facilitates housing for people experiencing homelessness and severe mental illness. She lives in the city of Buffalo with her husband and two children.

Christine Slocum (she/her) is a UU whose work facilitates housing for people experiencing homelessness and severe mental illness. She lives in the city of Buffalo with her husband and two children.

From Christine Slocum

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Braver/Wiser

The fingertips of a black person holding a small glass hourglass, whose black sand grains are trickling through.
Necessary Stillness
From Braver/Wiser
Life doesn't have to be ever-upward in order to be well-lived.
A close up of two competitors, mid-match, at the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Shinbun Championship (2017).
Learning How to Fail
From Braver/Wiser
White supremacy culture tells me that I’m only "good" if I’m perfect, treating all falls as hard stops.
Several people wearing masks stand, in church, holding out their hands as if in prayer.
Exhaling in Community
From Braver/Wiser
Committing to right relationship means being willing to revise our practices when we learn that previously accepted habits might be harmful.
Two cats look curiously at a food bowl being set down by a person.
Begetting Community
From Braver/Wiser
Part of being in community is noticing what's needed. Part of being in community is doing what is necessary but unclaimed.

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Exhaling in Community
From Spirit
The safety I once perceived was because I did not have the complete perspective.

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