Alli Bobzien

Alli Bobzien

Alli Bobzien is a full-time mom and a nap-time writer who holds a master's degree in theology from Fuller Seminary. Cherishing a love of everyday spirituality, women in Scripture and the healing power of connection through words, she seeks to craft essays and prayers that engage and uplift. Follow her work through her monthly newsletter "The Pondering Heart" at allibobzien.com or on Instagram @bobz.alli.

 

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The impressionist artists of "Société Anonyme" broke from tradition not only in style, but also through the portrayal of modern domestic life, with particular attention to women. Edgar Degas, "At the Races in the Countryside," 1869, oil on canvas, displayed in National Gallery of Art's "Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment" exhibit. (National Gallery of Art)

Two art exhibits in DC widen our perspectives of their moments in history

The National Gallery's "Paris 1874" exhibit and the Museum of the Bible's first public viewing of the Megiddo Mosaic both explore women's roles, political division and the beauty of a broader cultural lens.

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My interdenominational seminary strengthened my Catholic faith

Attending an interdenominational seminary helped Alli Bobzien discover the richness of her Catholic tradition — as well as the wealth of insight and wisdom that exists when we dialogue amongst denominations.

Ewan McGregor as Count Rostov, Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Anna Urbanova and Billie Gadsdon as Sofia in "A Gentleman in Moscow." (Ben Blackall/Paramount+ with Showtime)

'A Gentleman in Moscow' TV series won't disappoint fans of the novel

Bestselling novel A Gentleman in Moscow has been adapted for television with Ewan McGregor as the titular character. The result is a moving exploration of how our choices, mistakes and misfortunes write our story.

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