by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Deconstructing Faith, toxic religion
Wonder if deconstructing your faith without losing family and friends, is even possible? The short answer is yes, sometimes, but it’s complicated! Many people ask this question when they begin questioning their religious beliefs. They wonder how to maintain...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Book Reviews
In this book, Mary Katherine Backstrom shares hilariously relatable stories about faith, friendship, motherhood, marriage, and living with bipolar disorder. She shares simultaneously heartbreaking and hilarious stories of how God uses each “mess” in our...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Deconstructing Faith, toxic religion
It’s not easy to deconstruct your faith when you find yourself surrounded by unhealthy people with zero respect for personal boundaries. Between the rude online trolls and those who are just downright mean to you in real life, it sometimes feels like...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Deconstructing Faith, toxic religion
Have you ever wondered if your church is immersed in toxic religion? Do you have a nagging feeling that something is off or wrong, but you can’t put your finger on it? Sometimes, churches can be unhealthy and oppressive, and attending will do you more harm than...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Anti-Racism, Blog, Book Reviews, Deconstructing Faith
In I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness, Austin Channing Brown shares the story of her life growing up as an African American woman surrounded by white people, white culture, and white expectations. This book is a conversational memoir,...