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Theology on Tap this month takes a theological look at the race for president in 2020. While not endorsing any one candidate or policy position, we look at clips and quotes, places where faith has played a role in the race thus far. We ask the age old question: what role should religion play in politics? Head to pubtheologystl.org to see the slideshow with links to all the videos.

In the first of our series: "Mondays with the Modern Mystics" the Rev. Mike Angell introduces us to two leading figures in the recovery of Contemplative Christianity: Richard Rohr and Cynthia Bourgeault

The rector preaches about Temptation, the coronavirus, systemic racism, and the days ahead.

We welcome Jeff Schulenberg from Faith & For the Sake of All who will present the data from the 2018 report “Segregation in St. Louis: Dismantling the Divide.”

The Rev. Laurie Anzilotti preaches on Ash Wednesday.

The varied geography of Matthew tell us: across space, across time, God still chooses to make a people God’s own. God still asks us to walk humbly, to love mercy, to do justice.

I would venture that in this country often we have allowed “moralism” to take the place of “morality.” There’s a big difference. Morality looks inwardly. Moralism looks out and looks down.

The Rev. Dr. Ben Sanders helps us launch a new season of Theology on Tap as we talk about the ministry and legacy of Dr. King

Prominent civil rights attorney Denise Lieberman, who contributed to the production of the movie “Rigged,” leads the Adult Forum in a conversation about Voter Suppression in Missouri and Beyond.

The Rev. Chester Hines reminds us, during Black history month, to be Salt and Light.