A Priest And A Rabbi: Recent Episodes
Father Christian and Rabbi Durbin
Father Christian & Rabbi Durbin are passionate about interfaith work & how it brings us closer to G-d and our respective faith walks. They are dear friends so don‘t be alarmed when they challenge and even poke fun at one another!
How do you lead from the center? As a priest or rabbi, odds are your congregation has passionate views from all the sides of the social, political, and theological scale. How can you invite compassion for "the other" as hot topics are brought forward? Author and priest Greg Millikin joins us to share his experience leading as an openly gay priest that leads communities that theoretically were "risky" in leading.
Rev Greg's Twitter: I_Tweet_My_Lord
Rev Greg's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Being-Called-Gay-Discernment-Episcopal/dp/1640650121
Rev Greg's Church He Serves: https://gracenewlenox.org/
According to the State Department, the US ranks #1 in the purchase of trafficked human beings. How do people of faith respond to fellow children of God being sold & purchased for sex and labor? Noel Thomas of Zero Trafficking will join us and offer key pointers on how congregations can help the fight to liberate those enslaved by trafficking.
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We welcome Brian Ide of Grace-Based Films to talk about his film company and how telling stories of the flawed and faithful is spreading the good news of God's love. Tune in live on this page or catch the podcast where all podcasts are listed.
interfaith #interfaithconversations #Bible #Devotional
How do you read the Bible everyday if you have no interest? What is the benefit of committing to a daily devotional? We have the hosts of Bible Love on today's show that have committed to covering every inch of the Bible in their podcast.
Rev Alan Bentrup and Rev Mary Balfour Dunlap of Bible Love: A Scripture Podcast are here to talk about it LIVE: FRIDAY 9AM EST on A Priest and A Rabbi FB LIVE or PODCAST it.
Rev Alan was on earlier in 2020 on the episode "How to Talk About Race in Church."
What do Muslims do during Christmas? Shaikh Shafayat of Al Hikmat Services in Southeast Florida returns to the podcast to talk about the 4 Ways Muslims Respond to Christmas. What are they and is it ok to attend a Christmas service as a Muslim? To give gifts? Attend a Christmas party?
InterfaithConversation #interfaith
Learn more about Shaikh Shafayat's Mosque and Community: https://www.alhikmat.com/
Email Fr Christian and Rabbi Durbin:
www.apriestandarabbi.podbean.com
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We welcome back Speak Life the Musical visionary founders Rebecca Burd and Daniel Burd to talk how the church and temple can love on our children more effectively and meet the needs of a 21st Century culture.
To learn more about Rebecca and Dan, visit www.speaklikethemusical.org
To book a show at your school, organization, or worship community, visit www.speaklifethemusical.com
Facebook and IG: @speaklifethemusical
Father Christian, Rabbi Matthew, and Shaikh Shafayat come together for a live taping at St Mary's Episcopal Church to talk what binds these Abrahamic religions."
How do we reframe ourselves in times of challenge and disconnection. What are the ways of managing and creating me moments of meaning and connection.
Join us as we welcome Michelle Tysinger, Assistant Director of Operations and Outreach for SafeSpace here in the Treasure Coast as she will talk about the challenges and successes of SafeSpace and what we can do to create a greater sense of awareness in our communities
Is there room for religious exceptions in our COVID world regarding vaccinations. Join us today with Rabbi Eric Linder out of Athens GA as we explore some of the challenges and innovations that congregations have embraced given our different world.
What has been the implications....are people giving or more reserved and cautious
Guest: Rabbi Mellissa Zalkin Stollman--Major gifts Officer for the Union for Reform Judaism
She has executive produced films that have been Emmy nominated and worked with Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry. How has Mary Beth Minnis cultivated a thriving call to document poignant stories about the human experience? Her obedience to God's call is where it all begins!
LINKS TO MOVIES:
JUMP SHOT: The Kenny Sailors Story
2019, Producer, Executive Producer alongside Stephen Curry, Running Time: 80 minutes
Jump Shot ~ The Kenny Sailors Story is a feature length documentary about Kenny Sailors, the man who developed the modern day jump shot in basketball. Kenny was a pioneer in the game of basketball, but even more incredibly a man of outstanding character and humility. The film features NBA Stars Steph Curry, Kevin Durant and Dirk Nowitzki.
Link to Trailer Link to Film (Apple) Link to Film (Amazon)
Imperdonabile/Unforgivable
2018, Producer, Running Time: 28 minutes
In 1994, one of the worst genocides occurred in Rwanda. Over twenty years later, victims and perpetrators are still recovering and rebuilding their nation. Imperdonabile follows the story of Alice, a woman who loses her hand and her infant child in a violent attack. Years after the incident, she is confronted with the man who committed the violence. Alice faces an unbearable scenario...How will she respond to the man that caused unspeakable suffering both physically and emotionally? The film had its world premiere in Florence, Italy, its African premiere at the Kigali Convention Center, and its US premiere was at The MoMA in NYC.
Link to Trailer Link to Film
Article on Mary Beth Minnis: "Documenting the Human Spirit: Mary Beth Minnis on Her Film Career"
Socials for Mary Beth:
@MaryBethMinnis Jump Shot: @jumpshotmovie on Instagram and Twitter
A Priest and A Rabbi: @apriestarabbi
Shafayat from Al Hikmat Services returns to the show tomorrow to talk the cross section of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity.
Join us as Rabbi Charley Baginsky, CEO of Liberal Judaism, as she will discuss Judaism’s greatest challenges and how organizations celebrate holidays and find time to recharge
Welcome Shaikh Shafayat from Al-Hikmat Services to the show for a 2 part series on the importance of interfaith work, the biggest misconceptions of Islam, and they key similarities and differences between the 3 Abrahamic religions.
Al-Hikmat Services: http://www.alhikmat.com/
Should Christian's Observe Yom Kippur? Did Jesus? Today, Rabbi Durbin and Fr Christian talk atonement, forgiveness, and if Jesus is part of the discussion. Why don’t Christians do this? How do Christians walk in repentance? how does the church prepare people for it?
Friends...should Christians celebrate Rosh Hashana? Let us know in the comments. We will get into it tomorrow and 5 Things You Need to Know About Rosh Hashana in 2021. See you LIVE right here tomorrow or download the podcast on all platforms.
How to be Peacemaker During a Time of Tribalism! Traci Rhoades is an author, Bible teacher, and social media influencer. With over 26K followers in Twitter she has amassed a community that regularly dialogues about the church and religion. All of it is done with respect, compassion, and listening. How does she do it? How does she catch herself from falling into some of the traps of social media snark and argumentative banter? Learn more about Traci at: https://www.tracesoffaith.com/ and purchase her book at: https://www.tracesoffaith.com/blog/2021/03/items-for-purchase.html. Let's live into our uniting and loving faith with special guest and author Traci Rhoades!
How do you find G-d in the daily routine & grind of life? In the mundane activities of each day? Music composer for Hollywood TV & movies and now video games, Trevor Whitaker Black , joins us to share how he finds G-d in the simplicity of life and, in turn, discovers more peace and fulfillment.
More of Trevor:
https://www.instagram.com/trevorwhitakerblack/
https://twitter.com/TrevorWBlack
Stories--the Power and Influence stories play in our society and how they create meaning and value centuries later Today's Guest: Rabbi David Gelfand from Temple Israel of NYC
What does God, Scripture, & Religion have to say about vaccinations? How do we talk about divisive topics like vaccinations within houses of faith?
Rabbi Geoffrey Mitelman of Sinai and Synapses joins us tomorrow to reflect how his think tank takes on not only vaccinations, but many hot topics that draw us apart as Americans.
Resources Noted:
Sinai and Synapses
How God Works by David DeSteno
The Connections Paradigm by David H. Rosmarin
Biologos.org
Getting an Outside Perspective in our American Judeo-Christian Culture Friday! Rabbi Leonid from Moscow joins us. What questions do you have for our honored guest in regards to his views on the status of American religion?
The Rev Joseph Thompson, Ph. D. joins us tomorrow to talk about Virginia Theological Seminary's journey into facing their past of supporting slavery and how to approach reparations in 2021. What does it look like and how does an institution approach this delicate and sacred work?
Resources:
From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century by William A. Darity, Jr. and A. Kirsten Mullen
Virginia Theological Seminary on Reparations: https://vts.edu/mission/multicultural-ministries/reparations/
What is a prophet? Will G-d send another prophet to us or has He already? We are looking at Scripture and our mutual traditions to see if there are prophets among us.
Today we give you 5 things you need to know if you are Judeo Christian curious. We will give you the best prophet, Scripture verse, Biblical figure, unsung hero in the Bible, and Ritual from our respective traditions. If you have any questions please email us at a apriestandarabbipodcast@gmail.com
What makes a holy site holy? Who decides? What is the bar for claiming this place is holy and this place is not? Or this person is holy and this person is not? Can it change? Are you unholy if you do not make it to the Holy Land?
Juneteenth: A secular and federal holiday, but could it be a feast day in the church or temple? What does the Bible have to say about emancipation, redemption, and freedom? We have Rev Kathy Walker, Missioner to Black Ministries in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, on the show to talk about its significance through the lens of faith.
Resources: https://www.episdionc.org/
Declaring a Biblical year of Jubilee (Lev 25: 8-55) would lead to debts being forgiven, prisoners being set free, and a celebration of Yahweh's mercies. What would it look like in a post-religious 2021 country? We start the conversation with Bill Campbell from the Episcopal Church Foundation.
We are pleased to have Rev Hershey Mallette Stephens on the show tomorrow to talk about how storytelling brings us into God's story which ultimately can heal a community and lead to reconciliation. Learn Rev Hershey's story and how she leads communities of faith to move from the head to the heart to share their sacred stories and find deeper relationships of trust and compassion.
Rev Hershey's blog: https://hersheykisseschocolate.blogspot.com/2019/10/hershey-mallette-stephens.html
Rev Hershey's contact: https://www.st-aug.edu/profile/the-rev-hershey-mallette-stephens/
Rabbi Matthew Durbin and Fr Christian Anderson approach the conflict in the Middle East from the lens of sympathy, empathy, & compassion. How to find more of it in the midst of historic hatred?
Part 2 of Where Are All the Women in the Bible has Rabbi Rose Kowel Durbin talking about King David's Divas & All His Wives Who were they, how did they influence G-d's people, and what can we learn from them in our modern roles?
Women and the Bible...were any left out? Of all the names characters in the Good Book, roughly 8% are women. Let's get into the scholarship behind this topic and have some of our female clergy guest star on the show.
Do you celebrate Pentecost or Shavuot? Did Shavuot for Jews inform Pentecost for the Christians?
Do Jews have their own version of the Holy Trinity? Any similarities to the Christian understanding?
How do you keep & respect the traditions of the past while honoring the movement into the future? Emmy Award Winning Game Show Host Todd Newton joins us. What can a priest and a rabbi learn from him? CHECK IT OUT!
More of Todd Newton: www.toddnewtononline.com
How do well stories that matter and help transform the world? As people of faith, we are called to tell the greatest story of our loving Lord. What can we learn from those that tell the stories that move us on TV and in theaters? Playwright and Screen writer Kevin Douglass (Plantation, Lookinglass Theatre member) joins us tomorrow to spill the tea on truth telling.
What is Good Friday? And why is it Good? And what is the Judeo-Christian background of a sacrificial lamb? TUNE IN on 1450 AM WSTU or catch the podcast.
As we near Holy Week for Christians, lets talk Passover. What do Christians get wrong and what can they learn from their Jewish sisters and brother that might make them more faithful Christians? TUNE IN FRI MORNINGS or catch the podcast.
How do you cultivate faith and joy during uncertain and chaotic times? We have Rev's Patsy & Todd McGregor on the show that just returned from 30 years in Madagascar. They planted over 100 churches and have much to share about developing rock solid faith!
How to Support the McGregor Ministry:
St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church, Boca Raton
The Bishop Todd and Rev. Patsy McGregor Diocese of Toliara Endowment (on this website as the McGregors Diocese of Toliara)
https://pushpay.com/g/stgregorysepiscopal?src=hpp
Link for Patsy's Books on Xulon Press:
https://www.xulonpress.com/bookstore/bookdetail.php?PB_ISBN=9781498449922&HC_ISBN=
Links for Patsy's Books on Amazon:
Tamana: https://www.amazon.com/TAMANA-Home-Africa-Patricia-McGregor-ebook/dp/B00BZ2666Y/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=tamana+mcgregor&qid=1616164016&sr=8-1
The Detour https://www.amazon.com/Detour-Patricia-McGregor/dp/1615799508/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=detour+mcgregor&qid=1616164071&sr=8-2
A Guest in God's World https://www.amazon.com/Guest-Gods-World-Patricia-McGregor/dp/1498449921/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&qid=1616164085&refinements=p_27%3APatricia+McGregor&s=books&sr=1-2&text=Patricia+McGregor
Find Patsy and Todd at St Mary's Episcopal Church: www.stmarys-stuart.org
Have you ever felt that religion's rituals have actually removed you from the love of God? or not fostered God's community but rather separated it? how does 21st religion balance the needs of a nonreligious society while honoring the rituals that bring us into relationship with God and one another?
Why do we LOVE super heroes? And are we missing something in church or temple that is not fulfilling our need for strength, hope, and redemption? Join us with Gabriel Llanas, the writer of Supergirl, Grey's Anatomy, and Private Practice.
What are your thoughts on Confession and Forgiveness? Does God forgive all sins? How do we see His forgiveness? Is it a prayer or is an experience?
What are the differences of Yom Kippur and Lent? What is your experience of them? How can they bring us closer to G-d? And why do we have a season repentance and not a whole year?
What does religion look in in 2021 America? What are some of the more innovative approaches to worship, community, and formation? Lorenzo Lebrija of TryTank supports the voices that are eager to go where no one has gone before! Tune in at 9AM EST on Fridays or follow the podcast.
trytank.org
lorenzolebrija.com
Have we become better or worse as healthy and loving communicators in the USA? Is there any hope that two different points of view can sit down and have a calm, respectful conversation and hear one another from the heart? And are people of faith empowering healthy communication on enabling violent and divisive language? TUNE IN FOR THIS ONE! John Kinyon is our guest.
Today's Guest: Deborah Kahn-Harris of Leo Baeck College to talk about How Do You Form Effective Religious Leaders during a Pandemic?
Are we living in a post-religious America? If so, how are seminaries responding as they form the religious leaders of the future? How has the pandemic, digital landscape, and political turmoil affected spiritual & leadership formation? We have the Very Rev Ian Markham of
Virginia Theological Seminary coming on the show to discuss. Check the podcast or catch us live on www.wstu1450.com.
What role does the media play in building a just and equal society? What would a priest or a rabbi have to say about it? We have Gil Smart on today from TCPalm to discuss his experience as an investigative journalist in SE Florida.
Our favorite Priest and Rabbi go head to head tomorrow to take on the relationship between Christmas and Hanukkah? Is there any relationship? Or has culture forced this one upon us all?
How has a pursuit of being "woke" actually been detrimental to creating a just and fair society? Dr Wilfred Reilly from Kentucky State University joins the show today!
How do we effectively deal with the pandemic of suicide and mental illness within the pandemic of Covid-19? Bob Zaccheo of Project LIFT has been on the front lines since Day 1 of the shutdown. You don't want to miss this one!
www.projectliftmc.org
The director of the Truman School at Hebrew College and Academic Advisor, Rabbi Dr Michael Scheier joins the show today.
How do you get started on the difficult and hard work of reconciliation? A whole movement happened and our communities of faith following through on developing the beloved community? Our sister Miriam G Willard McKenney joins us to discuss how she is approaching the work and holding a priest and a rabbi accountable!
Contact Miriam for further insight on how to approach racial reconciliation in your context or hear more about the Beloved Community work:
mmckenney@forwardmovement.org
The Beloved Community: https://episcopalchurch.org/beloved-community
How to lead a congregation when America is on its toes waiting to find out who will be our next president? Rev Philip DeVaul from The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Cincinnati is our guest and speaks about best leadership and spiritual practices during unstable times.
How do you talk about politics, race, and sex in a spiritual community?
Rev Phil's advice: it must start with love. If the leader does not love his or her congregation, then chaos can follow.
Find Rev Phil Here----->
https://www.redeemer-cincy.org/clergy-staff/
How do we create a more just and equal society as people of faith? How do we create the environments where everyone is heard, especially when dealing with the divisive topics of race, sexuality, and immigration?Our spiritual practices must be on point before we even go there! We have international Jewish leader and social activist Rabbi Denise L. Eger taking your questions today on the show.
Rabbi Denise's Contact: https://rabbieger.com/ https://www.kol-ami.org/rabbi-denise-l-eger Twitter: @deniseeger Book: Where Pride Dwells https://www.amazon.com/Mishkan-Gaavah-Where-Pride-Dwells/dp/0881233587/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=pride+rabbi+denise&qid=1604070443&sr=8-1
How do you find your purpose in life? Do you trust G-d will lead on the right path even when you feel that you are in a dead-end? Rev Nurya Love Parish from Plainsong Farm will join us !
Rev Kim Jackson is running for the Georgia State Senate. How does a pastor allow her faith to inform her politics and what can we learn from her in making our own political decisions this November? How does your faith inform your politics? We want to know.
Can people of faith actually be the models of communicating with love and compassion and HONESTY? Learn how this all works. SUBSCRIBE to the podcast to get it on your device! Thank you Todd Porter of United States Christian Leadership Organization - USCLO/
US-CLO:
https://www.us-clo.com
Non Violent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg: https://www.amazon.com/Nonviolent-Communication-Compassion-Marshall-Rosenberg/dp/1892005026
How do we heal this country? Rev Steve Miller of United States Christian Leadership Organization has been developing community around racial reconciliation for over 12 years. His key to success: LISTENING with an open heart.
How Do We Have Anxious Conversations About Hot Topics?! Rev Canon Ron Byrd, Director of Black Ministries for The Episcopal Church, joins us to give us his advice, especially in the wake of the Breonna Taylor ruling this past week.
We are beyond excited to have Rebecca Makkai - Pulitzer Prize nominated author of The Great Believers, on the show to talk Imaginative Empathy and what can religion can learn from it. Follow Rebecca on twitter @RebeccaMakkai and learn more about her latest published works, events, and news at www.RebeccaMakkai.com .
We will have the author of Necessary Noise: How Donald Trump Inflames the Culture War and Why That Is Good News for America. Join us with Star Parker's CURE. She speaks of the work she does to help alleviate poverty and empower communities. www.urbancure.org
We welcome back priest, author, and media personality Rev Father Alberto Cutié to discuss the challenges of caring for a spiritual community during the pandemic. Rev Cutie has started a drive in service amongst other programs to gather his church together to find healing and God's love.
The Dancing Priest of the Hamilton Church Parody Video comes to the podcast to discuss finding joy and hope during a pandemic and a fight for racial justice. Rev Lonnie Lacy not only tells us how Hamilton inspired his viral video, but gives advice to all people of faith on how to hear and seek God in their joy and passion. To find more of Rev Lonnie visit: lonnielacy.com. #Hamilton #DancingPriest #ChurchParody
We have Rev Matt Rhodes, former Press Secretary to the House of Representatives, to help us lead the way.
What causes poverty? Are we all poor in one way or another? And how do we approach poverty alleviation instead of using band-aids? What does the Bible say about it? Cameron Graham Vivanco of Education Equals Hope joins us.
What does the Bible have to say about racism? Skin color? Race in general? Or does it speak more to "the other" and who is in the tribe and who is not? What does that mean to us a Judeo-Christians in the midst of a movement for racial justice?
We bring in Old Testament Scholar & Author Rev Dr. Judy Fentress-Williams of Virginia Theological Seminary to help us figure this one out!
Here is link to Dr Judy's upcoming book: Holy Imagination: A Literary and Theological Introduction to the Whole Bible:
https://www.amazon.com/Holy-Imagination-Literary-Theological-Introduction/dp/1426775318
Rabbi Durbin is joined by Rabbi Debbie Young-Stomers from Edgeware Hendon Reform Synagogue in London UK.....
Today's radio show welcomes Karlette Peck, Former Head of the Martin County Health Department. Are the systems of our society built to benefit everyone or are there inherent inequities? Were they built just to benefit certain groups? If so, how do we approach change and awareness? Join us tomorrow and call in 772 287 3244.
How do you talk about race issues in a worship community, or any community, without it getting weird? We are pleased to have Rev Alan Bentrup of the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina to help us think through it.
Do you find it difficult to speak the truth about current topics? Tomorrow we talk about The Cost of Speaking the Truth with Bishop Greg Brewer of Episcopal Diocese of Central Floridal in The Episcopal Church.
He is just like his country, he's young scrappy and hungry. Mike Meier, the youngest Mayor of Stuart within the last 64 years, is here today to talk the power of Listening as a Leader and what the next generation wants for America.
Why are our worship spaces sometimes the most segregated spaces? Do we prefer to worship with those that look like us? Is it just cultural? Location? Sandra T. Montes from Union Theological Seminary and author of REAL: Thriving in Ministry joins the show. Tune in at 9am EST today?
Why does the term "Black Lives Matter" cause some to cringe? Is there a difference between the phrase and the actual official organization? And what does it mean to people of faith? Join us tomorrow with the Rev. Canon Dr. Stephanie Spellers on 1450 WSTU at 9am EST.
We are about to blast off with former police captain and criminologist, Rev Gayle Fisher-Stewart to talk about the history of policing and if black means criminal in America. Call in with questions 772-220-9788 and tune in on www.WSTU1450.com.
Why do communities of faith often lag in the work of racial reconciliation? How can they now be the leaders for the rest of the country? Will churches and temples pick up the torch from the current protests? Or will they allow the moment to pass? Join us tomorrow on WSTU 1450AM or www.WSTU1450.com with Rev Melanie Mullen.
Can we just get to the science of the matter with Covid-19? We hear from a lot of people but what does the Director of Patient Safety at Cleveland Clinic say about wearing masks, getting tested, and public worship? We are on in 10 min! Join us locally at 1450AM or www.WSTU1450.com and call in 772 220 9788.
With everything being politicized, let's just get back to SCIENCE. What does Dr Peter Dayton, the Director of Patient Safety and Quality at Cleveland Clinic Martin Health, have to say about all this madness? What questions do you have for him? Join us on air this Friday or catch the podcast.
What does it look like to stay spiritually healthy during chaotic times? The temptation is to let some of our spiritual disciplines go when the world around is so questionable. Fr Marcus Halley joins us this morning on www.WSTU1450.com to talk about keeping our hearts and minds right during Covid-19.
What have we lost in this season of digital worship and formation? What have we gained? How do we keep authentic connections strong and alive not only within the church but in our communities? Author and priest, Fr Tim Schenck, joins us to speak on how he found a balance.
We are tribal by nature. What happens when the tribes mix? Does God love it? Does divine beauty await when cultures clash? We have on Nefesh Mountain to talk about the holy mixture. Blue Grass Meets Jewish Heritage.
Two rabbis share their reflections and perspectives on interfaith dialogue and how it shaped and enhanced their worldview
Two rabbis share their experiences and hopes for normalcy amidst uncertainty. Joined by Rabbi Eric Linder Congregation Children of Israel, Athens GA
What is God up to during this time of Covid-19? Where is He calling us to grow as worship communities? Where is the holy curiosity we need to have in order to find more rugged faith? Jason Evans, Missioner to Missional communities from the Episcopal Diocese of Texas join us to parse this out.
What does Evangelism look like during #Coronavirus? Wait, what IS evangelism? Leave a comment below with your immediate reaction.
Father Christian and Rabbi Matthew will have very different takes. We invite the fabulous Jerusalem Greer, Staff Officer for Evangelism in the Episcopal Church, to help us sort through it all. Radio show: 9am EST Friday. Podcast posted by 11am EST.
What is a Gaming Chaplain? Where is God in Gaming?
Can a gamer turned deacon teach us how to effectively build spiritual communities in the digital landscape?
Nelson Mendoza joins for this week's radio show and podcast.
What will religion look like after Corona is all said and done? What are the lasting impacts on how we practice our faith? Will there be churches and synagogues that will close due to financial strain? Let's get into the last impacts of covid 19 on American religion.
What is the appropriate way for houses of worship to respond to the Corona Virus? Should services and religious programs be cancelled? How do we celebrate Gods community of love when separated?
What do you hate about religion? 🤔 Be honest! 🤭Let us know below and we will discuss it on the show!
What were the economic ramifications of integration? Especially for self contained black towns that created their own economic sustainability? Our 4 part series on Post Jim Crow America continues tomorrow with a local black historian here in Stuart, Florida.
How does a post-segregationalist community heal from the ramifications of Jim Crow? How does a community reflect on the lasting effects? Rabbi Matthewand Father Christian look at their own community of Stuart and interview retired captain Lloyd Jones to see where God is calling for healing and redemption through truthful storytelling.
This morning we have @Eli Freedman to talk about the power of Interfaith work to take on systemic racism. Check out the organization he helped found in Philadelphia: https://powerinterfaith.org/
How Do Houses of Worship Explore a History of Racism? If it happened 30 years ago, does it still need to be talked about or just forgotten? What is the spiritual responsibility of the community? Tomorrow's show has Rev Grey Maggiano returning to speak about how his church in Baltimore is currently exploring this very topic as a community.
Father Christian and Rabbi Durbin have a conversation about prayer and the unbelievable power that it has.
Are the youth of today completely misunderstood? Many psychologists say that criticism and negative commentary are at an all time high. We are excited to have Jennifer Jones of StarStruck Performing Arts Center as our guest for this show.
Areas across the world, even here at home in the United States, have seen a rise of anti-Semitism. A coming report is expected to show that anti-Semitic hate crimes in New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago are expected to hit an 18-year high.
This week, Father Anderson and Rabbi Durbin dive into the history of anti-Semitism to find out where it began, and try to understand why we are seeing it rise throughout the world.
A Priest and a Rabbi airs as a live radio show every Friday morning at 9am on WSTU1450am. Listen live online at WSTU1450.com, and call into the show at 772-220-9788.