Anna Hutto: Links

Publications

"Utne Reader": Politics, religion, the environment, sociology, music, poetry, and more all in one place. Throw out your 100 subscriptions and get UTNE.
The Church of Holy Love, Inc.: An unofficial site, dedicated to exploring the literature of Frederick Buechner. Good primer, if you've never read him, and a good supplement to your collection if you have.
Image: Art, Faith, Mystery: Image, a literary and arts quarterly, is a unique forum for the best writing and artwork that is informed by—or grapples with—religious faith. The journal is not interested in art that merely regurgitates dogma or falls back on easy answers or didacticism. Instead, the focus is on writing and visual artwork that embody a spiritual struggle, that seek to strike a balance between tradition and a profound openness to the world. Each issue explores this relationship through outstanding fiction, poetry, painting, sculpture, architecture, film, music, interviews, and dance.
Episcopal Cafe: A ministry of the Diocese of Washington, D.C. The Café is collaborative effort by more than two dozen writers and editors, and an ever-growing list of visual artists.

Breedlove Guitars: Sweet low end on these guitars of finest craftsmanship. I bought mine used at Cotten Music in Nashville.
The Worship Well: An online community for creating fresh, innovative worship resources within the Episcopal Church.

Sam Hensley: My good friend and co-producer of "Welcome Here."
Dale Baker: Former Sixpence None the Richer percussionist who lent his kind spirit and endless talent to 'Welcome Here."
Minton Sparks: A dear friend and artistic inspiration. One of the funniest and most heartbreakingly beautiful spoken word southern poets of our time.

Episcopal Church USA: All you wanted to know and more.
Enneagram: Don Riso has defined the Enneagram as "a geometric figure that delineates the nine basic personality types of human nature and their complex interrelationships." I'm a 4, by the way. There are also great resources for the union of Enneagram and Spirituality.
The Lectionary Page: A simple online access page to the Lectionary.

Call to Renewal: Call to Renewal is a national network of churches, faith-based organizations, and individuals working to overcome poverty in America.
Sojourners: Faith, Politics, and Culture
L'Arche USA: L'Arche Communities, founded by Jean Vanier in France in 1964, bring together people, some with developmental disabilities and some without, who choose to share their lives by living together in faith-based communities. The first L'Arche community in the United States was founded in 1972, and there are now 16 communities nationwide. Anna is the Director of Communications and Fundraising for L'Arche USA.
L'Arche International: The international website for L'Arche.