My blog post for this week was published yesterday on the Christian Century site. Click here for the link. I've also pasted it below (for your …
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Creating an Interfaith Curriculum for Kids
This week’s blog post is Part II of the three-part series on Faith Seeker Kids being published by the Network of Biblical Storytellers. The NBS …
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Faith Seeker Kids: a Very Brief History
Faith, then, is a quality of human living. At its best it has taken the form of serenity and courage and loyalty and service: a quiet confidence and joy which …
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Multifaith Mashup: Moon
This post was first published on July 5th for Interfaith Ramadan 2015. O moon-faced Beloved, the month of Ramadan has arrived. Cover the table and open …
Infinite Possibility: an Interfaith Sermon
I was honored to offer the meditation (sermon) at Jubilee! Community church last Sunday morning, May 10, 2015. The topic was Infinite Possibility, and I used …
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Multifaith Mashup: Lent for Kids
Lent, the 40+-day preparatory period leading up to Holy Week, is arguably the most Christian time of the liturgical year. Institutional Christianity teaches …
Multifaith Mashup: Water Rituals — Primordial and Cleansing
I’m headed to San Francisco tomorrow for the Big I Conference! The “I” stands for all sorts of things – interfaith, interspiritual, integral and independent – …
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Multifaith Mashup: Gratitude
It’s that time of the year. Everyone in America seems to be talking about gratitude as we prepare for Thanksgiving and what used to be the start of the holiday …
Horns: Moses, Michelangelo, and the Devil in the Middle Ages
Recently, I was eating lunch with a couple of Zen Buddhist nuns and a few other practitioners. I have NO idea how the topic turned to the devil and horns, but …
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Shakin’ my Lulav for Sukkot
Sukkot, the roughly week-long Jewish holiday also known as the Festival of Booths, is coming to a close. Unlike Yom Kippur, which is a solemn holiday that …