This week our discussion focuses on the role of food in each of our religious traditions. Beyond the rules of food, how do Judaism and Christianity use food to bring us closer to one another and God?

With the onset of the Lenten Season we revisit the concept of atonement, of how each religion achieves it, what the consequences are of not finding it and how we find absolution.

This week Father Zachary Nash, the Joint Base Senior Chaplain in Charleston, joins the conversation about what it means to practice one's faith while serving our country.

This week this week the Pastor and the Rabbi talk about their 'typical' day as clergy...if there can ever be a 'typical' day of what they do. Join the conversation and hear about some of what your clergy spends their days doing.

This week we continue our discussion of becoming a member of the clergy, examining the process from the Lutheran experience. Join us and special guest Daniel Crofts aka the Reverend Seminarian, as we talk about becoming a Lutheran Pastor.

This week we begin a two-week discussion about what it takes to become a Rabbi or Pastor. In part 1 we are talking about the process of applying to Rabbinical School, the curriculum and placement in your first pulpit after ordination. Joining the conversation is Synagogue Emanu-El's Rabbinic Intern, and current Rabbinical School student, Iliana Brodsky.

Join the discussion about the upcoming Jewish holiday of Tu Bishvat and how both Judaism and Christianity understand what our religions say about taking care of the Earth that God has given us.

This week we explore the unlikely people that God chooses as messengers. What is it about their flaws that make them instruments of God? How do we better connect to the Bible and the Divine because the people God chooses are imperfect? Join the conversation and find out!

What does intermarriage look like in Judaism and Christianity? How does marrying outside the faith or a different denomination with the faith impact relationships, with our spouses, our families, ourselves and the Divine? Join the conversation about this important and sometimes difficult topic.

Happy New Year! What better time than New Years Day to discuss the concept of RENEWAL in Judaism and Christianity. Join the conversation as Rabbi Ravski and Pastor Childers discuss how we constantly renew our faith and commitment to our traditions.