WLSU – The Community We Build Along the Way
When I was in high school they made me read The Canterbury Tales. This may have happened to you as well. I was not familiar
September 25, 2026
When I was in high school they made me read The Canterbury Tales. This may have happened to you as well. I was not familiar
About 7 years ago we at the Church of the Redeemer began to commit ourselves to an Episcopal Church initiative called Becoming Beloved Community. Becoming Beloved Community is centered
I would like us to consider Job as a pilgrim. You know the biblical character of Job. He is the one who was very faithful
This episode originally aired and was published on 7/4/2025 Every Christian in America should be suspect. Every single one of us. Every single Christian in
American sailor Joshua Aviles is stationed on the USS Lincoln – the ship that has broken the record for longest time at sea, with a
So my church is going on a pilgrimage to the border of the U.S. and Mexico this Fall and I am going with them. I’ve been doing a lot
There is a profoundly odd story in the Bible about Abraham and Sarah. There is a famine where they are living and they are forced to flee to a
Paul’s relationship to citizenship was complicated. In his heart, he was first and foremost a Jew. But of course the history of our Jewish siblings includes a significant amount of displacement and diaspora, and Paul was born
When God spoke to Abram, Abram was promised a future, a heritage, God’s blessing, and even a purpose: Through Abram, all the world would be blessed.
“Well,” I said very knowingly to someone much older, smarter, and wiser than me, “I just don’t believe we should let our religious beliefs influence