by Nancy Freeman Nature is the key to the human vision of God. In all its variety, all its beauty, lie two things: the understanding of the greatness of God and the bridge that can bring us to value and be in awe of one another. Joan Chittister, OSB I recently drove from my home …
Continuing to build upon its vision of a spiritually alive world, Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, has announced that famed Taiwanese-American contemporary artist, Lee Mingwei, is its 2022 Artist in Residence. Known for creating extraordinary participatory installations, Mingwei’s work infuses ritual and beauty, where strangers can explore issues of trust, intimacy, and self-awareness. Every year since …
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David Tremaine, Charlette Preslar, and special guest Amy Reams discuss the story of Jesus healing ten people with leprosy and what it means for our lives today
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