As a child, I did not realize my family was considered a "low-income household." My dad received disability benefits, and my mom worked as a cashier at Lowe's Hardware. Over the years, my sister and I received free lunches at school and large boxes of clothes from our maternal grandparents. Also, extended family members wrote checks for large expenses like unexpected bills and school field trips.

It is so easy to hit “share” on social media. But you may not have permission to do that as a congregation, a nonprofit, or individually. It happens every year during Holy Week; a flood of powerful digital art images are shared among my friends and colleagues on social media, but often it is clear they don’t have permission.