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January 28, 2007 Blessed are the Peacemakers
What is our role as people of faith in time of war? What are we called to do as people faith when our President sends 20,000 more military women and men to Iraq. We are joined by Assistant Professor of Justice and Peace Studies at the University of St. Thomas, Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer and member of St. Martin's Faith community.
January 14th, 2007 MLK's Legacy Today
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is honored each year by our country with a federal holiday. What are each of us called to do on this day, when schools and offices are closed, how do we refelct on the state of MLK's dream? In preperation for this day we welcome Reverend Richard Coleman of Kingdom Oil, Christain foundation in Minneapolis and Vivan Jenkins Nelson of the Inter-Race Institute to talk about how their work is keeping King's legacy alive today and how each of us can engage the dream.
January 7th, 2007 Spirituality and Disability
We welcome Reverend Jerry Storm, Executive Director and Counselor of Peace Community Counseling Center and Reverend Jo Clare Hartsig, Chair of the Board of Directors of The United Church of Christ Disabilities Ministries to Considering Faith. We will be looking at the spiritual, physical, and mental struggles that a person faces in living with or adjusting to disability. This spring in Minnesota we will have 3,200 veterans of war returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan. With their return we will need to look inward to our organizations our communities and our families to see how prepared and welcoming we are for people with disability, visible or not.