Clergymen, occupying the watchtowers of the world, should uplift the standard of Truth. They should so raise their hearers spiritually, that their listeners will love to grapple with a new, right idea and broaden their concepts.
Speaker, Nicole Virgil, C.S.
Speaker, Lyle Young
Speaker, Phillip Hockley
With Mark Sappenfeld
January 30 - February 5
If you've ever been treated unfairly—and most of us have—you have a vested interest in dealing with inequality. If you look closely, it's at the core of most of the world's problems. Host David Brown talks with Mark Sappenfield about a spiritual perspective that can move the needle towards healing inequality of all types.
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From the Monitor's Finding Resilience series:
When Veronica Quiroga and her fellow students at Fordham University set out to interview Bronx residents about surviving the pandemic, they expected tales of woe. Instead, they found people kept using one particular quality to describe their experiences: resilience. Despite one of the city’s darkest eras in recent memory, the light of community, family, and perseverance shone through in the voices of the Bronx COVID-19 Oral History Project.
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