Jeannie Whitlock writes poetry and nonfiction about holy embodiment, with all its diverse ramifications. Her work has appeared in Christianity Today, Roads & Kingdoms, Story Warren, and Ekstasis Magazine, among others. A former expat, Jeannie now lives in the western suburbs of Chicago, with her kind husband and two marvelous kids.
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Sanctifying Splatter-punk: Rage, Fear, and Embodied Play in Christian Art

Want to know what questions haunt our society? Ask horror.

Toxic Tribalism and Chosen Kin in Leif Enger’s I Cheerfully Refuse

It’s not silly that we define ourselves by our groups, and it’s a tendency that we should keep in mind when meeting with those we consider other.

Improv and the Yes/And of Loving People Well

Improv is more than making people laugh. It can also teach us how to love them well, just like Jesus did.

Barbie, Peter, and a Fragile Messiah

We are called to embrace our physicality, offering to God the sorrows and the sweetness of physicality.