Another World is Possible

Another World is Possible Transformation through Hospitality and Dialogue in the Syrian Desert Rev. Amy Newell-Large Apr 13, 2025 About an hour north of Damascus, carved into a rocky ridge in the Syrian desert, sits a monastery called Deir Mar Musa. Originally built in the 11th century, it’s the kind of place that breathes with […]
Secrets of the Civil Rights Movement

In this insightful episode, special guest Pablo Del Rea presents a compelling talk on the ‘Secrets of the Civil Rights Movement,’ focusing on key elements like spiritual preparation, nonviolent resistance, and the role of youth. Delving into the lessons from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Project C, Pablo explores the power of determination and […]
EARTHING – A 5 Part Series on Not Squandering our Planet – Session Three

In this insightful episode, we explore the depth of climate activism on both personal and political levels. The narrative highlights the impact of greedy enterprises on climate change, the consequences of deforestation in Brazil, and the solidarity during natural disasters. The conversation transitions to the evolving field of Planetary Health, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human, […]
EARTHING: A 5 Part Series on Not Squandering our Planet – Session Two

Earthing: Exploring how to deepen our connection to the Earth. The discussion underscores the significance of mindfulness, deep connection with nature, and the importance of collective and individual actions in promoting ecological and social healing.
EARTHING: A 5 Part Series on Not Squandering our Planet – Session One

Earthing: Exploring how to deepen our connection to the Earth. The session covers the significance of the Bodhisattva Path in contemporary times, engaging spiritually and socially to address ecological issues and the importance of building communities.
Activity and Stillness with Peter Coyote

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Peter Coyote, who shares personal anecdotes, insights into Buddhism, and actionable advice for navigating the turbulent political landscape. He emphasizes the importance of community, building resilient local networks, and turning personal anger into constructive action. Discover how to balance activism with spiritual practice and create a more compassionate […]
Education for Peace with Reverend Dr. Leonisa Ardizzone

Peace education methodology is progressive, promoting egalitarian learning environments, open inquiry & significant learner participation. Peace Education asks learners to examine a) impediments to peace, b) structural forces that limit peaceful conditions, c) root causes of impediments, d) roles we play as agents of change to enact peace on personal, interpersonal, communal & global levels, […]
Greening Our Spirituality and Our Faith: A Call to Courage for Climate Justice

In the wake of the recent elections, the threat to the climate – a growing concern for a wide majority of Americans – is a deep and real danger. Just as renewable energy is starting to scale, the new federal government is preparing to leave the Paris Climate Agreement, dismantle hard-won climate protection laws and regulations and favor […]
Life as a Palestinian Christian & Holy Land Trust Nonprofit

Elias Deis from the Holy Land Trust elucidates the deep-seated historical roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting challenges such as military occupation, settlement expansions, and restrictions on movement. He emphasizes the importance of addressing collective trauma and fostering mutual respect between diverse communities, including Jews, Christians, and Muslims. The Holy Land Trust focuses on transforming […]
“Never again – for everyone!”

An interview with Zen Peacemaker Roshi, Barbara Salaam Wegmüller Roshi (Bern) and Cornelius von Collande Roshi (Würzburg), about the upcoming Auschwitz Retreat in November 2024 against the backdrop of the current war in the Middle East. The interview was held in May 2024, therefore only the war in Gaza and not in Lebanon is addressed […]