Tune in to our latest episode as Pastor Gayle and Pastor Catherine delve into the controversy surrounding the ‘Trump Bible.’ Uncover the connection to Christian nationalism, and the deep divisions it has stirred within the religious community. Join us as we explore the intersection of faith, politics, and power.
Join Rev Gayle Tabor and Rev Catherine Lyle as they delve into the journey of the Utah women’s basketball team as they confront systemic racism during the NCAA tournament. Forced to relocate due to racist remarks and threats, the team’s resilience and determination shine through as they navigate adversity both on and off the court. Join us as we explore the intersection of race, sports, and social justice in this powerful narrative of courage and unity. Utah forced to move hotels at NCAA Tournament after ‘racial hate crimes’ https://theguardian.com Too Heavy a Yoke: Black Women and the Burden of Strength by Chanequa Walker-Barnes https://amzn.to/3IX0Fya
In today’s podcast, where we explore the tradition of fasting during Ramadan. We delve into the rich cultural and spiritual significance of Ramadan fasting, offering insights and guidance for those who may not be familiar with this sacred practice. Also talking about the difficulties of fasting for Palestinians in Gaza, who are starving. Tune in and join the conversation!
In this urgent and insightful podcast episode, we unpack the complexities surrounding the war in Ukraine and pose a fundamental question: Is there such a thing as a just war? Hosted by Rev Gayle Tabor and Rev Catherine Lyle, the episode devles into the ethical considerations of military intervention and humanitarian intervention, this episode navigates through the moral dilemmas and ethical frameworks surrounding armed conflict. As the world watches the unfolding events in Ukraine with growing concern, this episode serves as a platform for deep reflection, critical analysis, and meaningful dialogue about the nature of war and the pursuit of justice in a complex and interconnected world. Tune in to gain insights, challenge assumptions, and engage in the discussion about the principles that guide our response to global crises. Photos before and no in Ukraine war Russian War on Ukraine Marks a Second Anniversary : State of the World from NPR : NPR
In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we delve into the question of whether Black History Month remains relevant in the landscape of 2024. Hosted by Rev Gayle Tabor and Rev Catherine Lyle, the episode features a discussion examining the impact of social media and digital activism to exploring the ongoing struggle for racial justice and equality, this episode navigates through complex themes and challenges listeners to critically reflect on the role and relevance of commemorating Black history in contemporary society. Tune in to gain insights, engage in meaningful dialogue, and reevaluate your understanding of Black History Month in the context of the present day. Link to the SNL Skit article of players referenced https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o39CFGiEME&t=118s
Pastor Gayle and Pastor Catherine discuss the death of non-binary, Nex Benedict, in a High School Bathroom in Owasso, Oklahoma. https://www.advocate.com/news/transgender-student-death-raichik-walters If you are being bullied or need assistance contact The Trevor Project https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ By texting HELLO to 741741 you can connect with a Crisis Counselor who can listen totally judgment-free and help you strategize ways to get through the day. Tell a teacher. If you’re being bullied at school, there are people around you every day whose entire job is to keep you safe and help you learn.
Pastor Gayle Tabor and Pastor Catherine Lyle answer the question who is Jesus, and invite their colleagues to answer as well.
Join Pastor Gayle Tabor and Pastor Catherine Lyle as the meander their way through a discussion of weather, and how little things like reducing plastic use, conserving energy, and supporting local sustainability can collectively make a big difference for the environment. Join us on a journey of simple steps towards a greener planet.
Today Pastors Gayle & Catherine discuss New Years Resolutions. And the possibility of 24 things you’d change in 2024. The Energy Article Mentioned Also, we would love to hear your 24 things – Leave us a message!
Explore the intersection of spirituality and civic engagement with Rev Gayle Tabor and Rev Catherine Lyle in our latest podcast episode.