A Legacy of Resilience and Advocacy The Capital Jewish Museum’s story is one of resilience and committed defense against prejudice. Although a relatively new institution in Washington, D.C., its origins trace back to a long history of Jewish self-advocacy in America—a legacy that has empowered communities to confront antisemitism head on. Confronting Prejudice in Historical … Read more
Faith Time: Shavuot This week’s discussion centers on Shavuot, a festival with deep historical roots and enduring significance for the Jewish community. Joining the conversation is Rabbi Steven Silberman from Congregation Ahavas Chesed in Mobile. What Is Shavuot? Shavuot, known as the Summer Harvest Festival, is mentioned in ancient Scriptures and is noted in texts … Read more
Faith Time: Shavuot Today’s conversation focuses on Shavuot, a festival rich in both agricultural tradition and spiritual significance. Joined by Rabbi Steven Silberman from Congregation Ahavas Chesed in Mobile, the discussion explores the layers behind this ancient observance. What Is Shavuot? Shavuot, known as the Summer Harvest Festival, is mentioned in Scriptures such as Leviticus … Read more
June 3: St. Charles Lwanga & Companions, Martyrs This video presentation honors the sacrifice of St. Charles Lwanga and his companions, who gave their lives for their steadfast faith. Their courageous stand in the face of persecution remains a powerful example of commitment and spiritual integrity. The account of their martyrdom inspires reflection on the … Read more
June 3: Honoring St. Charles Lwanga and His Companions A recently released video pays tribute to the courageous journey of St. Charles Lwanga and the group of martyrs who steadfastly defended their faith at great personal cost. Their unwavering commitment in the face of adversity continues to inspire believers across the globe. This commemorative presentation … Read more
Historic Excavations Point to the True Site of Jesus’ First Miracle Recent digs have uncovered compelling evidence that may pinpoint the location where Jesus is said to have turned water into wine during a wedding celebration—a miracle recounted in the Gospel of John. This new research challenges long-held views and suggests that the true site … Read more
Transgender Figures in Christian Hagiography Historical records include over 30 accounts detailing the lives of saints who, by modern standards, might be understood as transgender. These narratives, preserved throughout the centuries, demonstrate that diverse gender expressions have long been part of Christian lore. Medieval Recognition Among the documented stories, three received significant attention during medieval … Read more
Denominations and the Kingdom of God: An Overview The question of whether denominational structures are essential for the advancement of the Kingdom of God often sparks lively debate. While many argue that these divisions are not indispensable, it is clear that they can offer significant advantages in cultivating faith communities and spreading the Gospel. The … Read more
Modernity’s Impact on Faith In today’s fast-evolving world, the influence of modern culture has not diminished religious belief; it has reinvigorated its most vivid and dramatic expressions. Rather than eroding faith’s foundation, contemporary society has amplified its dynamic manifestations. The Rise of Charismatic Movements Across many communities, a surge in charismatic expressions of Christianity illustrates … Read more
Silicon Valley’s Unconventional Turn Recent trends suggest that eminent figures in the tech industry are showing a growing interest in the teachings of Jesus. In their pursuit of wealth and influence, many appear to be merging spiritual ideals with their ambition, seeking a blend of material success and spiritual insight. This intriguing development highlights a … Read more