Christi Ortiz writes a poem defining the experience of 'melting' and 'surrending' into God as the way we become holy. And holiness is giving us space for grace.
Idaho's "War on Women’s Sports is Over Month" ignores funding inequities for women’s sports, focusing instead on restricting trans athletes' participation.
The author reflects on their path to social service work, emphasizing self-care, clear intentions and support while finding fulfillment in helping others and building connections.
Amid overwhelming news and political anger, a rescue puppy teaches the author the power of patience and persistence in the fight for democracy, without letting frustration consume them.
Modern politicians say the founders did not include the separation of church and state in the U.S. Constitution. Historians show why that's a not true.
Christi Ortiz is a licensed marriage and family therapist by profession and a poet by passion. She enjoys trying to put to words to that which is wordless and give voice to the dynamic and wild spiritual journey called life. She lives in Spokane with her husband and two children, Emmanuel and Grace. She loves the outdoors and meditating in the early mornings which gives rise to her poetry.