In states and communities throughout the nation, folks of numerous spiritual and secular beliefs are coming collectively to battle for freedom of conscience for all. Many are doing it beneath the banner of Interfaith Alliance, organizing native associates to handle urgent challenges to our constitutional liberties and pluralistic values. Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris Ewing, Rev. Anne Flynn, and Ross Keys are prime examples of how grassroots activism is shaping the way forward for spiritual freedom and equality. Their work main Interfaith Alliance associates throughout the nation highlights the rising significance of combating discriminatory insurance policies, combating spiritual indoctrination, and fostering inclusive communities nationwide.
For this week’s episode of The State of Perception, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio present and podcast, all three be a part of Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to debate the vital function interfaith collaboration performs in addressing societal challenges. Collectively, they discover how political activism, native religion leaders, and grassroots actions form communities in Southwest Florida, Pennsylvania, and North Dakota, all inside the broader context of America’s evolving cultural and non secular panorama. Collectively, they characterize the energy and variety of interfaith efforts across the nation.
“Perceive the ramifications of the problems that you just’re dealing with. Perceive that your vote counts. And, sure, you will be pissed off. And, sure, you don’t have to love all people or every little thing that another person does, however it’s important to learn, decide, and commit.”
– Rev. Anne Flynn, a deacon within the Episcopal Church and a pacesetter of Interfaith Alliance of Pennsylvania.
“When of us come collectively, work collectively, talk, and share messaging, you’ll be able to have success even in locations the place it could possibly get fairly darkish at occasions.”
– Ross Keys, a seasoned activist and organizer who presently leads Interfaith Alliance of North Dakota.
“On this very conservative setting the place I reside, there may be a lot enthusiasm for our work. Our numbers continue to grow. It is a enormous beacon of hope amongst all of the Christian nationalist and different views which are on the market–that individuals are responding to our message.”
– Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris Ewing, board president of Interfaith Alliance of Southwest Florida. She brings her wealthy expertise as each an ordained minister and a longtime educator.
