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November 18 - Emergency Food Shelf Network - Tim Barnes
This week we'll be talking with Tim Barnes of the Emergency Food Shelf Network. As Thanksgiving approaches, it is important for us all to remember what we're thankful for as well as those that don't have the same gifts that we have been blessed with. We'll be talking this week about the Food Shelf Network and how you can help this holiday season.
Click here to visit the Emergency Food Shelf Network's website
November 11 - Homelessness and Progressive Christianity - Reverend James Gertmenian
As Thanksgiving approaches and we begin to think about all the food we will be eating over the holiday season, it is also important for us to remember those less fortunate than us and give thanks for our blessings. We will be talking with Reverend James Gertmenian of the Plymouth Congregational Church this week about homelessness and how we can help.
Also, we will be talking about Reverend Gertmenian's work in promoting progressive Christianity and how this work is closely tied to alleviating homelessness.
Click here to read the full bio for Reverend Gertmenian
Click here to visit the website of Plymouth Congregational Church.
November 4 - Peace and Violence in Non-Abrahamic Traditions
Next Sunday at the University of Minnesota, there will be a forum on peace and violence in non-Abrahamic religious traditions. We will have the leader of that forum, Paul Strickland, executive director of the Center for Religious Inquiry, as well as some members to discuss what peace and violence means within these religious traditions. We'll also be talking about how this ties to the idea of interfaith dialogue.
Click here to see more about the forum (scroll down to the end of the page).
Click here to learn more about the Center for Religious Inquiry.