Posted 10.09.17: In 1992, Shirley Erena Murray wrote “Wounded world that cries for healing.” It was written for an ecumenical service in New Zealand, her home, dealing with the issues of health and welfare benefits for the people....
Read MorePosted 10.02.17: I firmly believe that each of us has a Christian duty to protest, debate, and work to bring unity to our communities. ...
Read MorePosted 9.24.17: St. Francis of Assis was born in 1181/1182. He grew up in wealth, lived the life of a wealthy young man, and served as a soldier in Assisi’s army....
Read MorePosted 9.11.17: Representatives of nine different faiths will share readings/prayers from their sacred texts or music of their faith that speaks to peace in communities and in the world....
Read MorePosted 8.28.17: Scarritt Bennett Center is once again offering opportunities for corporate worship in Wightman Chapel each week....
Read MorePosted 8.14.17: In looking through some old resources, I found several hymns by Anne Steele (1716-1778). She lived in Broughton, England and was the daughter of a timber merchant who also served as lay pastor of the local Baptist Church....
Read MorePosted 8.7.17: Featuring the writings, life story, correspondence and inspirational materials of Thomas Merton, mystic and activist....
Read MorePosted 8.1.17: On Friday evening, August 25th at 7 PM, Sherry Cothran will do a concert in Harambee Auditorium, Fonder Hall. This concert and retreat is titled, “Hundreds of Ways to Kneel and Kiss the Ground”....
Read MorePosted 7.15.17: Two exhibits this summer, “Five by Five" and Defined/Redefined....
Read MorePosted: 7.2.17 - Almost twenty years ago Parenting magazine did a special report on race and the family. In the introduction the report read: “Racists are not born, but made. Racism begins not in courts and classrooms, ...
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