interfaith lecture

Linda K Wertheimer digs into Jewish childhood and cross-country student interviews and finds clear need for religious literacy education

by Chloe Murdock on August 7, 2020

On the day of the Chabad of Poway synagogue shooting on April 27, 2019, the late Lori Gilbert Kaye was there to sing the mourner’s kaddish in honor of her late mother. “(The shooter) killed

Michael Martin to stress importance of gratitude in Haudenosaunee traditions, creation during fifth Interfaith Friday presentation

by Jamie Landers on July 31, 2020

From the minute he wakes up, to the second he falls asleep, Michael Martin exists in a state of inexhaustible

David Moss To Discuss His Career as a self-described ‘transformer of Jewish texts, objects, spaces and souls’

by Nick Danlag on July 14, 2020

David Moss keeps a stack of pizza boxes as storage containers in his studio in Jerusalem, “and each pizza box

Gretta Vosper delivers lecture on inclusive religious and spiritual practice — even as an atheist

by Chloe Murdock on July 11, 2020

Despite the name of Gretta Vosper’s lecture, “Falling in Love with Being Together, Because We Can’t Afford to Fall Apart,”

Judith Lief said the search for spiritual meaning can exist outside of religion in lecture “Human Longing and the Search for Meaning”

by Chloe Murdock on July 9, 2020

Lief Buddhist Acharya Judith Lief has never not questioned faith. “I find questions more interesting than answers,” Lief said. “Questions

Hartford Seminary’s Joel N. Lohr to talk communication across beliefs for Interfaith Lecture

by Eleanor Bishop on July 8, 2020

In preparation for this week’s Interfaith Lecture Series, “Forces that Shape Our Daily Lives: The Contemporary Search for Spirituality,” speakers were asked to contemplate a question: How might the non-religious, or “nones,” unite with the

Jim Antal said “God’s Call” is to preach and act on the science of climate change

by Chloe Murdock on July 3, 2020

Antal As Americans’ acceptance of the overwhelming science of climate change grows, only 9% view climate change as a religious

From seeds, Beth Roach sprouts stories of creation, history and nature

by Chloe Murdock on July 2, 2020

It all starts with Sky Woman. Roach has told the story of Sky Woman, of the world’s creation, countless times

The Climate and The Church: Jim Antal to speak on the moral crisis of climate change

by Maggie Angevine on June 29, 2020

Jim Antal thinks that “God has granted each of us the opportunity to address the greatest moral crisis humanity has

In final Interfaith Friday, Candler to bring liberal Christian perspective

by Chris Clements on August 23, 2019

The Very Rev. Samuel Candler is contemplative. “I appreciate the presence of God in silence and in the outdoors,” said

In interfaith lecture, Sutton suggests 4 steps for racial equality

by Amy Guay on August 23, 2019

Reverend Eugene Taylor Sutton speaks to a crowd of chautauquans on Tuesday, Aug 21, 2019 in the Hall of Philosophy about the current atmosphere of racism we've been living in since the 2016 election, as

Author Jennifer Eberhardt to Expose Hidden Prejudices and Biases in Penultimate Interfaith Lecture

by Chris Clements on August 21, 2019

Eberhardt Jennifer Eberhardt believes that in order to overcome bias, it must first be embraced. “Bias is not a trait

The Rev. williams Talks Myth of Race and ‘Social Madness’ of Whiteness

by Maggie Prosser on August 21, 2019

Author, teacher and founder of Center for Transformative Change Rev. Angel Kyodo Williams speaks about how culture and a social

Rt. Rev. Eugene Sutton to Reflect on 50 Years Since Assassination of MLK in Interfaith Talk

by Chris Clements on August 20, 2019

Sutton The Rt. Rev. Eugene Sutton thinks the United States has been given an incredible opportunity. “We can show the

History Hidden in Plain Sight: Debby Irving Speaks About her ‘Waking up Process’

by Matthew Steinberg on August 20, 2019

Debby Irving, author of the book, "Waking Up White," speaks to her chautauqua audience about her experiences realizing that there

The Rev. angel Kyodo williams to Champion Liberation from Racism in Interfaith Lecture

by Chris Clements on August 19, 2019

williams The Rev. angel Kyodo williams believes that addressing racism in the United States can lead to the sense of belonging the American dream promised, but never fully delivered on. A multiracial, black and queer

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