February 8, 2012

The power of Girl Walk // All Day, and the power of church, is the power of connection: the breaking down of the barriers that inhibit authentic community.

February 8, 2012

Kathryn Tanner, Yale Divinity School, asks the question "What does Christianity say about economic inequality?" as she discusses "Thinking Theologically about Income Disparity."

February 7, 2012

The young musicians of the Trinity Youth Chorus can probably answer that famous question, having recently played a gig on that legendary stage. It’s a tremendous honor, but the children and teens of the Trinity Wall Street music education program hope it’s only the beginning.

February 2, 2012

Ben Roberts of Occupycafé.org speaks on the topic, "Occupy as a Leap of Faith: Is It Possible to Create a World that Works for All?”

January 26, 2012

As members of the first Mission & Service Engagement Trip of 2012 return from Burundi, consider applying to participate in one of three upcoming trips.

January 26, 2012

Help public school teachers with the out-of-pocket costs in keeping their classrooms stocked with supplies kids need.

January 25, 2012

When we bless our food and the hands that prepared it, we usually have in mind the work of whoever was in the kitchen, chopping, slicing, and baking. But is it possible to be truly mindful of everyone involved when it comes to convenience food?

January 25, 2012

James Copland, Director, Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute, asks the question “What are the moral values of capitalism?” as he discusses “Capitalism, Inequality, and Scripture.”

January 18, 2012

Barbara Crafton, priest and author, and Carol Stone, business economist, The Geranium Farm.org, ask the question: "Would Jesus pay taxes?" as they discuss “Paying Taxes: Privilege or Confiscation?”

January 11, 2012

Gary Dorrien of Union Theological Seminary asks the question: "What is a just distribution of wealth and power?" as he discusses “Economic Crisis, Social Ethics, and Economic Democracy.”