I just finished reading a totally engrossing and fascinating book called Hail Mary by Andy Weir. The sun is losing strength, seemingly caused by something sapping the sun’s energy by slow degrees.
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On behalf of the Interfaith Council of Sacramento, we like to wish all Muslims worldwide a Very Happy and Blessed Month of Ramadan.
I share with you today my reflections upon the meaning and significance of Lent and Easter for me. I do not intend this reflection to be universal for all Lutherans, let alone all Christians. But, this is a bit how these seasons have shaped my life over the past six decades.
Once again we are seeing heartbreak, terror and conflict on the other side of the world that is totally unnecessary.
This year’s #BuildforUnity event raised $54,000 and engaged well over 250 volunteers from Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and other faith affiliations in helping build 5 homes for low-income families in our region.
This week of Random Acts of Kindness is about us deliberately showing others acts of generosity and kindness to show others we care. They can be large or small, but it is the intentions behind those actions that are important.
Interfaith leaders coming together to pray and to help in any way they can while something horrible is happening.
Today, man-made nations have divided us, man-made prejudices have separated us, but through God, we recognize ALL people as God’s children, with all the potential talents, abilities, and capacities that opportunities can provide.
The world is being consumed with hatred and conflict. From racial prejudice to religious prejudice, political prejudice to a neighbor having conflict with neighbor, humanity worldwide is in peril.
Join us for our next Build for Unity over Interfaith Harmony Week from January 29th-February 5th, 2022!