Faith and Activism: Part I

Adult Formation Offerings

Feb 24 2025 | 00:55:40

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Show Notes

This recording was the first of a two-part panel on Faith and Activism. Community Engagement and Advocacy Director Dianne Hardy-Garcia led a discussion with the Rev. Jim Harrington, a civil and immigrant rights leader and priest at St. John's Episcopal Church, parishioner Meg Erskine, who is CEO of the Refugee Collective, and parishioner Joe Sanchez, a queer, non-binary, Christian leader.

Next Sunday, March 2, the series continues with:

• Rabbi Denise Eger – Interfaith Civil Right Leader and LGBTQ+ Advocate

• The Rev. Kyle Riley – Reproductive Rights Advocate & Public Witness Mobilizer, Texas Impact

• LaKeidru Blaylock – Senior Chapter Chair, Texas Incarcerated Families Association

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