Decolonizing Faith (and culture)

Bethany Nicole writes liturgies for the living—braiding memoir, cultural critique, grief, joy, and Blackness. Soulwork is both altar and archive: a womanist offering of reflection, resistance, and radical care.

Dispatches from one woman's life as a Western Muslim told through the lens of mental health, faith, and the multi-generational immigrant experience.

/rēˈkast/: to give a different form by melting it down and reshaping it. Understanding the trauma our religion inflicted so we can melt it down and reshape it to create a more whole and vibrant spirituality.

Author of When We Talk to God: Prayers and Poems for Black Women, coming in May 2025. Filtering life, faith, anger, and peace through the lens of my experience, my social location, and my God.

musings on the things that keep us connected

A poetic playground for restless dreamers. For the ones asking deeper questions, recovering from burnout, or wondering if softness still has a place in the world.

Offering historically informed perspectives on race, faith, and social issues to help you become a lifelong advocate for racial justice

Part retreat, part think tank. A place for inspiration and ideas about culture, faith, and spirit.

Cultural Analysis with a Spirit of Hope: Translating theory to action for another possible world.