In this episode of Everyday Spirituality we sit down with Joy Zimmerman to discuss music, faith, and ideas for how we can do justice and peace.

In this episode of Everyday Spirituality we continue our conversation with David LaMotte and discuss music, privilege, and Worldchanging.

In this episode of Everyday Spirituality, the Rev. Bill Eschen, a pastor and pastoral counselor talks about how we can do the work of Self-Healing

We talk with Victor and Susana Corona, community organizers, who share how connecting people is the way they practice everyday spirituality.

In this episode of Everyday Spirituality, we talk with David LaMotte about how the work of Worldchanging is done by movements of people.

In this episode of Everyday Spirituality, we are joined by Pastor Debbie and Bryan Bardin for a quarantine conversation about the practices they are using to stay sane during these unprecedented times.

We talk with Mark Orendorf, Assistant Director of Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center, and the leader of the Challenge to Change program, which aims to raise awareness of social justice issues in the migrant community in Florida.

We talk with Mark Orendorf, Assistant Director of Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center, and the leader of the Challenge to Change program, which aims to raise awareness of social justice issues in the migrant community in Florida.

We talk with April Castoldi. For April, a daily mandala practice is part meditative, part transformative, but whatever it is, don’t call it ART.

We talk with Ike and Misty Ann Sturm, jazz musicians, who join us to talk about how jazz, improvization, and creativity inform their faith.

Kat Nemec shares a blog post about the power of moms and the instpiration she has found in Anne Lamott.

The song, "That's My Toy--as Steve puts it--starts out, “OK we’ve all done that” but ends up a stark pronouncement of where selfish behavior leads.

In this blog, Steve shares a poem about the importance of shedding our personal cloaks, so that we can end hate and better understand others.

Kat Nemec shares a blog about how in this time of adjusting our lives, we should live a life that keeps us safe, but still allows us to experience joy.

In this blog, Steve reflects on the phrase "no time like the present" and how it now has a different meaning throughout the pandemic.

Linda shares a reflection on how loving mercy can sometimes be filled with enthusiasm, but when it comes to our personal lives, it can become difficult.

Kat Nemec, member of our steering team, shared a reflection on hope, and how as long as we have hope that things will work out, life will be beautiful.

Jane shares a meditation from her porch in South Carolina – deeply reflecting about her divorce and the emotions attached to it.

In a short and simple way, Steve tells us about his friend who reminds everyone she is around to notice the ordinary things, and find joy in them.

Linda shares a photo from a snowy day, and reminds us to have faith that when winter is over, the light will come back and the warmth will soon follow.

Jane shares a meditation from her porch in South Carolina – reflecting on resurrection and the miracle of life.

Through asking us to imagine ourselves on a winding path, Steve Berg wants to know if we all can embrace the journey that God planned for each of us.