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I love the fact that everyone I bumped into in Kansas City had stories to share, since I believe deeply in the power of our stories. Also, Olathe was an intense place for me as a South Asian to go, since it was the sight of a tragic and violent hate crime against a South Asian man not too long before my visit. What a beautiful congregation, what a wonderful welcome.
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I remember studying this passage with evangelical friends in college who said how much they loved it; it sounds like communism BUT NOT COMMUNISM BECAUSE IT IS ABOUT JESUS. They worshipped a profoundly capitalist Jesus and this passage was a real struggle for them. It was a gift to share some reflections on what this passage means in a time of growing economic disparity today.
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Every year this church hosts a Seven Last Words service with seven female preachers. This year I was assigned the seventh word: Father, into they hands I commend my spirit.
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Day laborers can’t know peace if they can’t get their basic health needs met. Street Level Health cares for communities otherwise largely ignored. Learn why, and be moved by the wisdom of their powerhouse director, Jae Moldonado.
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Alan was killed in the streets of Oakland five years ago by an officer who had nearly killed someone in New York and has since nearly killed someone in Hollister. How does Mollie take that heartbreak and turn it into heart, justice, and a campaign for peace? Tune in to find out.
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