Courage: Messages from Everyday Dissidents
Gather and hear stories of everyday people (dissidents) who successfully took on established, unjust policies. This service includes stories of the return of lands to Indigenous Tribes and Nations.
Topic: Justice
Fannie Lou Hamer: Courage, Conviction, and the Power of One Voice
History has too often overlooked the extraordinary contributions of African American women whose courage helped reshape our nation. This Sunday, professional storyteller Zelda Foxall brings the story of civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer to life through a powerful in-character portrayal. Born into poverty as a Mississippi sharecropper, Hamer became one of the most influential voices of the Civil … Continue reading Fannie Lou Hamer: Courage, Conviction, and the Power of One Voice
Practicing Resistance: Reclaiming Power in an Unjust World
Resistance is not always loud or public. It often lives in small, intentional choices. Speaking up. Holding boundaries. Resting without guilt. In this sermon, Dr. Davi Kallman invites us to reflect on resistance as a spiritual practice rooted in dignity, love, and collective care. As a Jewish woman and the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor … Continue reading Practicing Resistance: Reclaiming Power in an Unjust World
Generosity and Economic Justice
We are the richest country in the world and yet have more poverty than any other advanced democrary. The work of Princeton sociologist, Matthew Desmond, will show us that American povertizes those they should help, while creating a welfare state for the wealthy. This sermon will have you thinking about personal spending, civic agendas, and … Continue reading Generosity and Economic Justice