Articles by Faith Newport

“How do we grieve for the people we don’t know, have never met, and can never comfort?”

“Just like you cannot experience intercourse while fully dressed, we can’t experience healing through our sexual intimacy if we are hiding pieces of our inner selves.”

“If we agree that abortion is the wrong way to protect women, we have to be willing to find the new and better way.”

“In belly dancing, everything that jiggles—everything our Photoshop culture tells us to hide—is beautiful, desirable, womanly.”

“Part of being Christian is caring more about others being alright than me being right.”

“Some of my favorite fictional heroines as a girl were, in fact, princesses—girls with sass, class, and some pretty hardcore fighting skills!”

“What kind of a nation are we if we cannot protect our own?”

“Bunheads has potential. Let’s just hope it can live up to that past its debut.”

How much of your body do you save exclusively for the person given to you by God to appreciate it?

“Our culture does its best to place women in bondage to food, and in bondage to their bodies.”

“How often do average Americans get to really engage their imaginations?”

“The reality is that long-term relationships can and do occur outside of marriage.”

“With over two million members and counting, Ravelry is booming. Maybe that should send a message to the fashion industry: If we can include everyone, so can you.”