Host Lisa Colon DeLay speaks about hope and disappointment two things we may tend to feel at the end of a year and beginning of a new one at sometimes.

Closing out 2023, host Lisa Colon DeLay shares insights on forgiveness from Archbishop Desmond Tutu (1931-2021) and the African concept of ubuntu that can make the future possible.

Host Lisa Colon DeLay brings you just a bit more from Bishop Kallistos Ware. This time about personhood.

Host Lisa Colon DeLay brings you lost history going 340 + years back. Find out how the tiny but mighty Quaker, Benjamin Lay, with his moral compass intact in a time of rampant suffering through international kidnapping, human trafficking, illegal bondage, and forced labor, used outrageous acts of protest gave momentum to the abolitionist movement long before the British colonies of America declared independence.

A reading from Eugene Peterson's potent book entitled Answering God by host Lisa Colón DeLay

A short reflection on how we can heal from feeling abandoned from host Lisa Colon DeLay. Includes poem by Heidi Barr.

Discovering the impossible sadness of silent forests and noisy wars and featuring a poem by Nickole Brown

Reading and reflecting on the event called A Healing Presence in a Traumatized World | James Finley [SSL 282]

Reflecting on good returns and the work of pilgrimage companion Fiona Koefoed Jaspersen (Ordinary Pilgrim)

How we start sinking into the mysteries when the world is confounding