Author: Michael McFarland Campbell
Michael McFarland Campbell is a neurodivergent liturgical writer, organist, and storyteller living with chronic illness and fierce compassion. Rooted in Benedictine spirituality, his work transforms everyday routines—dialysis, knitting, walking, pain management—into sacred reflections. Through humour, advocacy, and creative care, he uplifts the dignity of the misunderstood and inspires inclusive acts of hope, connection, and healing.
When there is trouble, we will hear about it, don’t worry.
Don’t Ever Wipe Tears… or Wear Red Ribbons?
After a week of too much sleep, last night I had not enough…
Poppies Yes, Red Ribbons No.
“Positive about HIV” – feature in Sunday Life
Slavery in our own time – disturbing phenomenon
This House Believes we will see the end of AIDS
Meet Momina #linkup
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