We see things around us through the lens of faith, making connections from ancient wisdom to daily life.

Rev. William Critzman 1/19/20 Rev. William Critzman 1/19/20

Observing

When I was in grade school, we observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day with an assembly. I remember the 4th and 5th grade chorus singing “We Shall Overcome.” Our principal—the first African-American head of our public school—would lead us in a moment of silent reflection.

Rev. William Critzman 12/1/19 Rev. William Critzman 12/1/19

A Thanksgiving Season

Thanksgiving is a holiday that is often over before we’ve finished digesting. So quick are we to race up from our tables to bust down doors or haul out the holly that our thanks dissipates into a blur of the past.

Rev. William Critzman 6/30/19 Rev. William Critzman 6/30/19

The 50th Anniversary of The Stonewall Riots

One of the things I love about the book of Psalms is the variety and the volume of metaphors used to describe the unimaginable.

Rev. Bridget Anthony 12/8/11 Rev. Bridget Anthony 12/8/11

The Artistic Identity: The Intersection of Art, Spirituality and Social Justice

Who am I? Why am I here? Artists use their gifts to explore these questions and more, but the issue of identity can still be complex.