"Witnessing Resilience," is MOSAIC's fifth podcast, and features guest Margaret Duval. Margaret is the Executive Director of the Domestic Violence Legal Clinic, located in the Family Court Building in downtown Chicago. Margaret shares about not only her work, but about the ways in which faith and work can inform one another.

Sylvia Love is a high school sophomore and has some thoughts about young leadership, our future, and the church. Listen as she shines some light on a future we call can be proud of. 

The Rev. Kristin White preaches on the Apostle Paul, and his message of letting love build us up--and letting love build up the community. 

From the reign of Elizabeth I to the theology of a particular phrase in our prayer book, the Rev. Dr. Frank Senn shares with us the history that led to what we know as the 1979 Book of Common Prayer--a worship resource central to worship in the Episcopal tradition. 

Parishioner Sam Love shares a story about finding God in the hardest of transitions. 

Parishioner Tim Berg shares about a dark time in his life when the power of love, of God, of community, showed up in such a way that saved his life.

St. Augustine's parishioner Mary Berg shares a story about her faith, and the ways we experience grace.