Meghan Rabbitt

1 month ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Meghan Rabbitt

We are living in a time of immense uncertainty that’s impacting many aspects of our lives, and this is especially true of our finances. Economic upheaval dominated news headlines last week. New tariffs are prompting fear among economists, who are now warning of a looming recession. Many of us

1 month ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Meghan Rabbitt

Spring is almost upon us, and as we move into this season of renewal and reflection, many of us are asking: How do we hold space for one another in such a fractured world? How do we find common ground when the loudest voices around us seem determined to divide us? In the Jewish tradition, this weekend marks the start of Passover—a holiday rooted in the story of Exodus, of leaving behind what enslaves us and journeying toward freedom. It’s a deeply human story—one of resilience, community, and hope.

1 month ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Stacey Lindsay |Meghan Rabbitt

Joanne Molinaro never set out to become The Korean Vegan. In fact, for many years she built her life around a very different identity as a partner at a prestigious law firm in Chicago. But beneath the surface was a quiet longing to be a storyteller. Today, millions know Joanne as the soulful voice behind deeply personal cooking videos that marry Korean vegan recipes with stories of resilience, identity, and love.

1 month ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Stacey Lindsay |Meghan Rabbitt

At Yale University, theology professor Miroslav Volf has inspired thousands of students to get introspective and ask some deep questions: What shape would a life worth living take? What would it look like for a life to be well lived? Are you succeeding in the art of living? Professor Volf helped guide all of us through these questions and more in his bestselling book, Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters Most.

1 month ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Meghan Rabbitt |Stacey Lindsay

Joy Sullivan has an almost alarming lack of pretense when talking about writing. There's no inclination of lofty artist talk or sweeping grand statements about how to build prose. Sullivan, an author, poet, and founder of the writing community Sustenance, is raw and honest, like a staring child who breaks into a smile. "I still struggle with fear of the page," Sullivan admits. What's surprising to hear this is knowing how impactful of a writer Sullivan is.