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Interfaith News for August 1

by Meg Viehe on August 1, 2020

Abrahamic Program for Young Adults APYA, founded 15 years ago, is designed to reflect the efforts and mission of the Department of Religion by teaching young adults at Chautauqua Institution about the shared heritage of

Jesus mirrors our humiliation on the cross to provide a healing place, Broderick says

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 1, 2020

When the Rev. Janet Broderick was about 13 years old, her school was going to have a dance. Everyone was

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

God is not mad at you, God loves you unconditionally, says Broderick

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 31, 2020

“You are loved unconditionally. You will never be more loved than you are today,” the Rev. Janet Broderick said. To

Interfaith News for July 30

by Meg Viehe on July 30, 2020

Chautauqua Catholic Community Daily Mass is held at 8 a.m. Mondays and Fridays and at 7 p.m. Thursdays at St.

When scripture and poems are memorized, they are available when needed, says Broderick

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 29, 2020

“What use is scripture if it is not inside us? It has to come into our hearts, inform our activity, tell us who we are and why we are. Scripture places us down in a

People, like pots, come in varieties of sizes, limited only by physicalness, says Broderick

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 28, 2020

The Rev. Janet Broderick was a potter before she went to seminary to become a priest. She used both gifts

Interfaith News for July 28

by Meg Viehe on July 28, 2020

Chabad Jewish House A full season of activities, including services and classes, has been planned by the Zigdon Chabad Jewish

Three scriptural gems provide solace in time of COVID, says All Saints’ rector Broderick

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 27, 2020

“I am tired of learning about insurmountable obstacles and unrestorable situations. I am exhausted from being manipulated to feel afraid,”

Know in your soul that goodness is its own reward, says Wolpe

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 25, 2020

A young man called his grandmother and announced, “I am coming over to see you.” The grandmother gave him directions

Interfaith News for July 25 & 26

by Meg Viehe on July 25, 2020

Lisa Sharon Harper, founder of Freedom Road, to dispute evangelical narratives, Shalom in Interfaith Friday

by Jamie Landers on July 24, 2020

Lisa Sharon Harper’s work didn’t shift during the Black Lives Matter movement — she said this is a moment she

Find God in the thin voice of silence, says Wolpe

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 24, 2020

A rabbi came to a new congregation. When it came time to say the Shema, the central prayer in the

Interfaith News for July 23

by Meg Viehe on July 23, 2020

Chautauqua Catholic Community Daily Mass is held at 8 a.m. Mondays and Fridays and at 7 p.m. Thursdays at St.

To make loss matter, Wolpe said, do something to turn loss into the beginning of a new world

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 23, 2020

A rabbi gave a sermon, and after the services, he greeted the congregation at the door. A woman came up

Dr. Gerard Magill presents technology’s current and future moral conundrums in lecture

by Chloe Murdock on July 22, 2020

The fall of Adam and Eve by “playing God” could mirror how human civilization eventually falls, Dr. Gerard Magill said in his lecture at 2 p.m. EDT Monday, July 20. Magill connected the Biblical story

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