Government or religion? We need them both.
by Rabbi Nancy Kasten “Let the churches do it,” they say. “It’s not the job of the government to take care of people who can’t take care of themselves. That’s […]
Rabbis in states with abortion restrictions find hope in interfaith work
This article was originally published in Moment. You can access the original article here. by Abby Wingfield and Fallon Roth Is interfaith activism a key piece of the puzzle in […]
Light Lessons from the Darkness
by Rabbi Nancy Kasten Days end abruptly in the Northern Hemisphere at this time of the year, followed by long, dark nights. Science explains what naturally occurs when the Earth […]
Everything seems existential, and then there’s reality
This article was originally published in Advocate. You can access the original article here. by Rev. Dr. George Mason We’ve come out of an election season again this year that […]
Don’t go numb over gun violence
By Cameron Vickrey For the San Antonio Express-News, published here I had babies when Sandy Hook happened. They were one and two-years-old. I remember rocking them both to sleep, sobbing […]
On Practicing Piety in Public
by Rev. Dr. George Mason Below you will find two columns, both published by the Dallas Morning News on May 29, 2022. William Haun authored the first and I wrote […]
Is in-person learning worth the risk?
By George Mason July 24, 2020 In this time of highly contagious coronavirus, should schools reopen on time, after a short delay, online only or a combination of in-person and […]