Consider the Birds
Community organizing is often hard and contentious work. How can people stay committed when the world becomes overwhelming?
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Writing in Luminous Darkness
For Wesley Morris, being a good writer and pastor means embracing a "luminous darkness" as a place of transformation.
Being Heard into Speech
What role can fellow writers play in the creative process? And how can a desire to "change the world" backfire?
Start with Your Own Soul
How can writers begin to claim their own voice? And how should local communities inform both writing and organizing work?
Mothering Wisdom for Activists
What role do writers have in expanding our imagination for what is possible? And who is tending to the spiritual needs of activists?
Writing for Mystic Activists
In Season 2 of our podcast, listen to activists and writers of faith including Dr. Chanequa Walker-Barnes and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove.
Complicated Women in Scripture
Our last podcast episode from this season asks: how are sacred stories about complicated women taught differently in Christianity and Judaism?
Getting Curious About Difference
How do we teach toward curiosity in our religious institutions? How do we build interfaith relationships so when crisis happens we can support each other?
Race and Justice in Interfaith Spaces
In this podcast episode, hear a frank conversation about race between two young faith leaders in the Muslim and Buddist religious communtities.
From Interfaith Dialogue to Multi-Religious Action
Our third podcast episode explores the history of multi-religious work with Rabbi Barry D. Cytron and Dr. Marty Stortz.
