Is organized religion truly losing its relevance, or is it struggling to communicate its message in a way that connects in today’s world? The Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Girata, Rector of Saint Michael and All Angels Church, unpacks the evolving landscape of faith, from shifting church attendance to generational perspectives on belief and belonging. He explores the tension between preserving sacred tradition and adapting to a culture that often meets faith with skepticism.

Girata challenges the idea that faith is fading, suggesting instead that it may need a new language—one rooted in authenticity, humility, and thoughtful leadership. Tune in for a compelling look at how faith communities can rediscover their voice, lean into mystery, and find meaningful ways to resonate in a rapidly changing world.