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You might notice it stays fairly quiet around here. That’s because I’m currently focusing on my Make Wholeness Happen Instagram account and email list.

I’d love to be in touch through either of those platforms!

You can also email me at makewholenesshappen@gmail.com.

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Welcome to Make Wholeness Happen!

In my experience, beautiful connections happen around the table. Awkward at times, yes, but beautiful nonetheless. Tables sustain us – both through the food they hold and the conversations they create.

My hope is that you will help me make space to gather here, like friends around the table, to remember all that is Whole and that is becoming Whole around us.

Thanks for stopping by!

– Julianna

P.S. Any views expressed here do not represent my employer.

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As I sat in the back of a classroom today after sharing unfinished thoughts about the institution of the church, I suddenly felt very “out.” Like I was alone and had revealed too much.
I think about the wilderness a lot as a concept. Perhaps you’re familiar with it, too. In Christian Scripture, there are plenty of accounts of people literally wandering in the wilderness and metaphorically walking through the wilderness in particularly difficult periods of waiting. Whether literal or metaphorical, the stories are there. And they’re also in our own lives, too.
Happy Friday from me and the stretch marks that appeared on my inner thighs at some point in the past year!
I’m about to walk into a coffee shop for a trial shift (which will include shadowing the employees more than actually working) and I’m feeling pretty nervous, so I took five minutes to meditate before going in. These simply phrases are what came to mind.
I brought in the groceries in two trips today. I realize that’s not an exciting thing to share, but it’s not something I often do.
When I sat down for my post-internship debrief in college, the professor in charge said, “We debated whether to give you a B or an A for the internship since you didn’t complete everything, but went ahead and gave you the A because we know you’re one of the good ones who will do big things in the church.” No pressure, right?
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