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Who is Katy-Anne?

Katy-Anne Binstead is a committed Episcopalian who is not a nice church lady or good Christian woman. She grew up in a Christian fundamentalist cult in Australia. She has a Master of Arts in English and Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University and resides in Mississippi with her four children.

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Family picture, with moose standing in for my other son. :)
#acolyte #altarboy #episcopal #advent #advent1 #altarserver
Three of my kids at Church of the Redeemer’s pumpkin patch.
Orange and red glass beads and red wooden beads. $35 + $5 shipping (USA only). #rosary #praytherosary #episcopal #prayerbeads #protestant #orange #red #beads
#praytherosary #rosarybeads #unakite #unakitejasper #crucifix #silvercrucifix #prayerbeads #episcopalian #theepiscopalchurch #anglicanprayerbeads #episcopalprayerbeads #protestantprayerbeads #praying #madeinmississippi
#rosary #praytherosary #episcopal #anglican #prayerbeads #handmade

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Recent Writings

  • Connecting With St. Mary Magdalene
  • If They Are Wrong About This, Then What Else Could They Be Wrong About? (The Opposite of Love is Shame: Part 20)
  • Thank God for Unanswered Prayers (The Opposite of Love is Shame: Part 19)
  • Undergrad Changed my Life (The Opposite of Love is Shame: Part 18)
  • They Stole My Education (The Opposite of Love is Shame: Part 17)

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