Using The Power of Public Memory To Reconcile and Heal
“At some point it is no longer a question of whether we can learn this history but whether we have the collective will to reckon with it.”― Clint Smith, How…
Fighting polarization and prejudice requires courageous, empathetic communities
In culturally and politically tense times, I don’t pretend bringing a diverse group of people together is easy.I am appalled at comedians, artists, politicians and even spiritual leaders who have…
Lamentation is necessary for healing
I just got back from the Grand Canyon and Sedona. No surprise -- quality time off, really getting away is vital to my health. The uninterrupted time was a unique…
When the night has ended and the day has begun
Winter is potentially lonely, painful, and inevitable. The dark, long days of December are characterized by many as a time when we are held captive by blasting winds and slippery…
Straight talk in tumultuous times
Dear Tri-Faith Community, The current crisis in the holy land of the Abrahamic faiths is unfolding against the backdrop of historical, cultural, spiritual, and existential conflict. The pattern is painful.…
Is this a moment or a movement?
As an exceptional, tumultuous 2020 comes to a close, what will it take to help us heal, connect — and reconnect — as neighbors? This weekend we watched the 2016…
I Need YOU
Friends, I’m a Tri-Faith fan. Not a secret or a surprise. I’ve had countless opportunities to meet new friends, try new food, cry, laugh, witness faith and doubt, lose sleep,…
Answering the call of the shofar
Yesterday I joined Jewish people around the world to hear the call of the shofar during the celebration of our Jewish New Year. The shofar is a rallying cry. Its echoes are…
