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Democracy Still Needs Us
Many advocates for a strong, robust democratic process were breathing a cautious sigh of...
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Howard Thurman: Civil Rights Era Sage
“There is something in every one of you that waits, listens for the sound of the genuine in...
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Asylum is a Human Right
On December 24th, while many of us were focused on our Christmas Eve services, dozens of...
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Recognition, Resistance, and Hope
On Thursdays we wear black and call for a word without rape and violence. It is an act of...
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Forgive Us Our Debts
For thousands of young people, their senior year of high school is a season filled with hope...
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We Keep Us Safe: A New Year’s Resolution for the Body of Christ
One of the things I love about this time on the cusp of a new year is the plethora of year-end...
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When God Has Our Face!
Every December 12th, Mexico and Latin America celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe. The brown...
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Arts and Activism Lecture Series
On World Communion Sunday in October of 2022, Coral Gables Congregational, United Church of...
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WAR IS OVER (if we want it)/PEACE IS POSSIBLE (if we build it)
A few weeks ago, I visited New York City with my family. As we walked through the bustling...
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Overdose Prevention Centers Save Lives
This week, the US Department of Justice is expected to rule on litigation against Safehouse,...
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FAITH IN ACTION
On the last weekend in September, eight (8) rural congregations donned bright orange shirts...
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Caring for Babies, Caring for Families
In Advent’s season of expectant waiting, this year I’m naturally thinking about babies....
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Forced by Circumstances to Come Together
“Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is...
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Saving Lives with Sexuality Education
My friends’ lives are at stake. From retired clergy to the best friend of teen relatives,...
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