Livestreamed at 10:30 am In the tradition of Black August — a month honoring resistance, remembrance, and those who came before — Dr. Zuly Inirio shares a reflection on singing Palo, a sacred Afro-Dominican music tradition. A meditation on cultural memory, lineage, and what it means to carry your ancestors into rooms never built to hold them. Share … Continue reading Singing Memory: A Black August Reflection
Livestreamed at 10:30 am It is “church shopping” season for people seeking a new religious community. Are these shoppers ready for a community experience that asks more than any other relationship? How does anyone engage in relationships that are not based on consumerism, but ask for trust and commitment? Share with Friends & Family Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email … Continue reading “Window Shopping”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am Some say the purpose of religion is salvation. Others say religion must repair the world, and still others say religion must hold a mirror of truth. What if the purpose of religion is simply to cope with being alive? Share with Friends & Family Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat … Continue reading “Purpose of Religion”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am Fear is used as a primary tool to motivate people to act. Politicians, advertisers, mothers and clergy are all master users of fear. Come this Sunday, and I promise to instill some safeguards to keep you safe from fear mongers. Share with Friends & Family Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat Reddit Tumblr
