The DC Shambhala Center (DCSC) recently hosted From Crisis to Community, an event to inform and educate participants about the challenges faced by political asylum seekers in the Washington Metropolitan Area. A local nonprofit organization, the Asylum Seeker Assistance Project (ASAP) presented their approach to helping…
I am a theologian, A Martin Luther running from the shadows of shame, constantly calling on God’s name asking, “When will I sin no more?” Chasing the gift of God’s grace and leaning not on my own understanding not even…
How can an interfaith gathering enrich one’s faith tradition and practice? While I’m committed to the merits of interfaith dialogue and work as a volunteer at the Interfaith Council of Metropolitan Washington, it wasn’t until I attended an interfaith potluck…
As parents and people of faith we are well aware of both the blessings and dangers of faith formation. Will our children know God? Will they be able to recognize the holiness of other traditions? Will faith formation nurture or…
A week or so ago, I was a warmly welcomed guest at All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) Center in Sterling, Va. My presence there was, as you can imagine, a response to the New Zealand shooting of the day…
Why Another Blog? For 40 years, the IFC has provided a space where all faith communities can speak with one voice in support of respect and dignity for all people. Today, the need for transformational unity is even more important.…