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@usccrcc has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in October 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @usccrcc are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Email • X Besides social media accounts, usccrcc has populated their site with: • The Rabbit Room and the Recovery of Northerness • Liberty Medal | Constitution Center • Leading from Abundance: Why Hospitality is Essential to Leadership • Survey: Congregation-led Property Development in California • Richard N. Pitt - Center for Religion and Civic Culture • For Juneteenth, a Black pastor from Texas reflects on freedom, America, and the fight for belonging | Faith and Leadership • You're invited: Level Up Careers and Communities • Reimagining America Summit Tickets, Saturday, June 20 • 8:30 AM - 8 PM | Eventbrite • CRCC Survey | Congregation-led Property Development in California Survey • May 20th Economic Empowerment Youtube: Watch models of mutual aid explained • When We All Get to Heaven: Eureka Street Productions • April 29th Economic Empowerment: Rev. Eddie Anderson & Rabbi Joel Simmonds • A Gubernatorial Mission from God | ARC: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera • Wellness and Wellbeing: Caring for Self and Community • Inside a Southern California church, where Muslims, Jews and Christians all pray | LAist • Youth and Elders: Fostering Intergenerational Connections • Aging and Elders: Fostering Intergenerational Connections with Gretchen Alkema (Part 2) • Apply Today: Journalism Fellowship for Stories for Change in American Religion Initiative • Stories of Change in American Religion - Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Join the Economic Empowerment series • Bekah Estrada: When the Earth is on Fire 5/22/2024 - YouTube • Environmental Justice and Spiritual Exemplars • Watch economic empowerment videos • Wealth-Building Resources • The Window on Death Row: Zoom • Opinion: A different kind of Good Friday comes to Ocean Beach – San Diego Union-Tribune • A Guide to Religion in America: Finding Stories of Change - Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Churches Come Together for Good Friday in Ocean Beach • Writing for Religion Publications • CRCC's Expertise - Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Info Webinar: Journalism Fellowship for Stories for Change in American Religion Initiative • A Multi-Faith Response to the Current Constitutional Crisis - YouTube • Rinse, Repeat, Ramadan — KEN CHITWOOD • Healing Heartwork Toolkit: Exploring Self - Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Rev. Dr. Cecil L. "Chip" Murray Sings "Lift Every Voice and Sing" • State of American Religion Webinar Registration - Zoom • Flourishing in Ministry Program Offers Coaching to SoCal Pastors • Contributor: The deep, soul-sustaining truth of the '6-7' meme - Los Angeles Times • 6 to 7 Trends to Watch in Religion and Society in 2026 • Levan Book Chat—Jessica X. Zu, Just Awakening - Event Calendar • Humanitarian Aid on Trial | Event | SOF/Heyman • After the Fire: Voices from Black Altadena, One Year Later • Satellite Ministries: The Rise of Christian Television in the Middle East - UCLA Humanities • 47th Annual MLK Lecture & Celebration • In Minneapolis, George Floyd-era faith networks reignite after Renee Good's killing by ICE • Home Page - Center for Religion and Civic Culture • A House of Worship Without a Home - Christianity Today • New Study Examines Faith and Organizing Networks After Los Angeles Wildfires | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • “We Save Us” – 2025 Trends to Watch in Religion and Society | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • What can a pastor say to people who have lost everything? • A Year After 2025’s Devastating Wildfires, Help Continues for Los Angeles Communities • Bayreuth research on Muslim life in Latin America and the Caribbean receives funding • New Year’s Eve celebrates St. Silvester – the 4th-century pope whose legend shaped ideas of church and state • Keep Christ in Christmas? First, keep Christ in Christian • 'No Kings' Anti-Trump Protests: The Rise Of Religious Authoritarianism • Community involvement a great way to overcome divisions | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • We’re still fighting for migrants’ dignity in Los Angeles | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Sister JoAnn Persch, longtime immigrant activist, dies at 91 - Chicago Sun-Times • Pat Murphy and Joann Persch: Two Nuns Determined to Help Detained Immigrants | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Flourishing in Ministry Program Offers Coaching to SoCal Pastors | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Reimagining Church: A Toolkit | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Watch Economic Empowerment Sessions | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Wellness and Wellbeing: Caring for Self and Community | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • How Two New York Times Reporters Cover Christianity in Trump’s Polarized America - The New York Times • Support Our Work | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Gavin Newsom's rhetoric is getting more biblical • CRCC e-newsletter: Nov 2025 • Native American Heritage Month – Culture Journey • SNAP at a Crossroads: Resources for Government Shutdown • SNAP/CalFresh & MediCal Resources (Nov 2025) • Bad Bunny and Puerto Rican Muslims both remix what it means to be Boricua • Cal OES Seeks Applications for State and Federal Grants to Boost Nonprofit and Faith Community Safety | Cal OES News • Zoom Webinar: SNAP at a Crossroads • SNAP Cut Questions? Join our webinar for answers • Nica Aquino: Searching for Home | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • The Christian Case For ‘No Kings’ Protests • Read the latest CRCC newsletter • Zoom Webinar - Scams: How They Affect Seniors, Teens, and How to Protect Your Loved Ones • Pat Murphy and Joann Persch: Two Nuns Determined to Help Detained Immigrants • What is Diwali, the Indian festival of lights? • Contributor: Trump's ultimatum to USC and others is a dismally researched document - Los Angeles Times • Bloomsbury Partnership with the Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Ken Chitwood's New Book: Borícua Muslims • As Willow Creek turns 50, the onetime 'church of the future' redefines success • CNN features Dr. Hussein Rashid, former professor at Harvard • Read about Georgia's peace cathedral • Febe Armanios Book: Satellite Ministries • Preaching with the Sciences | Catholic Theological Union • Still Positive on Synodality | Commonweal Magazine • I’m learning to let go of ‘preaching pretty’ | The Christian Century • E-Newsletter: Crossroads • Making Mortals Into Martyrs • Marueen K Day Book Talk: Catholicism at a Crossroads • The Bible Says So…or Does It? - Reveal • Umar Hakim-Dey, a pillar of SoCal’s Muslim community, has died | LAist • Healing Heartwork Toolkit: Exploring Loss | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Flickers' Encore: Breaking Boundaries - Award Winning Shorts Showcase - Laemmle.com • Conservative Christians argue empathy can lead to sin | AP News • Contributor: Why Christians rush to label Charlie Kirk a martyr - Los Angeles Times • A Church Beyond Belief – ProgressiveChristianity • Program Overview | Worshiping Communities Grants | Calvin Institute of Christian Worship • Antichrist or Armageddon? Peter Thiel rethinks apocalypse from Silicon Valley. • Churches Are Closing – And Taking Their Economic Impact With Them • For a small Charlotte church, selling some land has meant finding its soul • Black Church Planting Summit - Church Planting Initiative • What Happened After Jemar Tisby Started A Network for Black Christians? | Sojourners • Nonprofit Security Grant Program | FEMA.gov • Pope demands end to the 'pandemic of arms' as he prays for victims of Minnesota school shooting • Lessons from Hurricane Katrina: How Faith Communities Can Save Lives | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Muslim-Jewish friendships on campus are commonplace — and extraordinary • By ‘focusing on the family,’ James Dobson helped propel US evangelicals back into politics – making the Religious Right into the cultural force it is today • 'There really is no escape': Faith leaders help immigrants face court as ICE arrests rise • Speak to the Earth, and It Will Teach You • Opus Dei Catholic who led Dallas ICE lawyers now defends immigrants • Economic Empowerment with Rev. Everett Bell • On Growth: Sustainable Funding with Emery Younes, First Citizens Bank (Part 1) • On Growth: Sustainable Funding with Rev. Dr. Mark E. Whitlock (Part 2) • Jimmy Swaggart’s rise and fall shaped the landscape of American televangelism • A Case for Connection with Rev. Terry W. Brooks • Flourishing in Ministry with Rev. Chris Adams, PhD • How Faith Leaders Can Use Media • How Faith Leaders Can Work with Media - Journalist Panel for Compelling Preaching Program • Pre-Order Chitwood Anthology: Engaged Spirituality • Telling good religion stories — KEN CHITWOOD • RNS/IA Religion Journalism Fellowship • A fragile ceasefire in the Israel-Iran war tests the harmony of Los Angeles' huge Iranian community • Home Insurance Workshop (Residents Impacted by Eaton Fire) • American Christian Nationalism, Christian Zionism, and the Middle East • We're still fighting for migrants' dignity in Los Angeles • Hartford Event: American Christian Nationalism, Christian Zionism, and the Middle East • As Germany’s far right builds ties with US conservatives, churches push back • ICE Goes After Church Leaders and Christians Fleeing Persecution - Christianity Today • Opinion: Community involvement a great way to overcome divisions • Meet the Winners of the GGSC’s “Spreading Love Through the Media” Reporting and Production Grants • ICE agents scatter as SD Bishop Pham, other clergy visit immigration court • On Money, A Critical Part of Making an Impact - Economic Empowerment with Rev. Steven Johnson • The Rise of Network Christianity: How Independent Leaders Are Changing the Religious Landscape (Global Pentecost Charismat Christianity) • Minnesota shooting suspect allegedly attended a Bible college popular among Christian nationalists • The Violent Take It by Force: The Christian Movement That Is Threatening Our Democracy • Flourishing in Ministry Interest Form • Rage and Prayer in Los Angeles - Dissent Magazine • Why The Pope Matters In A World Of Rivalries • DISASTERS & RELIGION APP • Eid Surprise | A Tiny, Wonderful Rebellion Against the Tyranny of Time Has Begun (Published 2023) • How Much Power Does the Aga Khan Have, Really? • L.A. Honors 10th Annual Day of Religious Pluralism with Interfaith Gathering - Los Angeles Sentinel • Best Practices in Economic Empowerment with Renée Bizer (Part 1) • 5/28: Economic Empowerment • This capitalist commune is trying to cure L.A.’s loneliness. Plus there's free coffee • A study found Black Christians often distrust American Muslims. A new program hopes to change that • Medicine River by Mary Annette Pember • No matter who the next pope is, US Catholics stand ‘at a crossroads’ − a sociologist explains • The politics of the Catholic Church after Pope Francis - Roll Call • 5/7: On Growth: Blueprints for Sustainable Funding • Sustainable Funding & Economic Empowerment • USC presents Presidential Medallions, university’s highest honor • Economic Empowerment Video w/Rev. Steven Johnson: On Money, A Critical Part of Making an Impact • 'God walks with us through the ashes.' A poignant Ash Wednesday after LA wildfires • Economic Empowerment Series - VIRTUAL Registration, April 9, 23, May 7 • CRCC Newsletter: Best Practices in Economic Resilience and Sustainability • Tell Governor Gavin Newsom to Pardon Sithy Bin! • Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Awarded 2025 Templeton Prize – Templeton Prize • Mosque founder dies • Disaster Chaplaincy Training • Book talk and lunch with Mara Einstein, ‘Hoodwinked: How Marketers Use the Same Tactics as Cults’ • Wellness and Wellbeing: Bishop Byron L. Smith Sr. • NewGround: Apply for Facilitation Training – May 28-29 • Wellness and Wellbeing: Dr. Kimiko Yamada • Healing Heartworks Part Three: Safety, Creating Moments of Sakina • “We Save Us” – 2025 Trends to Watch in Religion and Society • When Disasters Create Unlikely Alliances | Essay • Catholic Women in Leadership Report: Maureen K. Day • We Save Us: 2025 Trends To Watch in Religion and Society • Standing up to Jewish hate means standing up to all hate • BeWell - National Research | Jewish Together • Pete Hegseth's belief in Christian dominion should deeply trouble American Jews • US Election 2024 – Religion, Resistance and the Power State - William Temple Foundation • Healing Heartwork Toolkit: Exploring Self • Cultural Catholics: The loosely-tethered half of the American church • Hispanic Catholics Report: maureenkday.com • Reflective Leadership Grants - Duke Divinity Leadership Education Application • Healing Heartworks Part Two: Forgiveness • What Faith Aid and Relief Groups Lose in Trump’s Funding Freeze • Opinion: The problem with JD Vance's theology of mass deportation • YouTube: Mushin Hendricks • USC Events | Black History Month SC Family Reunion • Roots of Justice Convening — California Conference for Equality and Justice • USC Visions & Voices: Book Talk with Author Jonathan Haidt and Dean Varun Soni • ‘Chaos’ and ‘Confusion’ for Faith-Based Nonprofits After Funding Freezes • Is This the End of USAID? - Christianity Today • Empathy for immigrants sounds like Christianity 101. Here's why some say it's a sin. • Faith communities help LA fire victims with shelter, necessities while planning for future • Rents rise faster after disasters, but a federal program can help restrain excesses • January Newsletter: How Wildfires Affected and Activated Faith Communities • Fires Don’t Discriminate—Nor Should Recovery, Say LA Faith Leaders • Housing aid and advice for displaced fire victims • Fire victims can get aid from the feds. How to apply for FEMA and avoid potential scams • Financial Disaster Recovery - Operation HOPE • Wellbeing: Caring for Self and Community • Thriving Congregations: A Series on Leadership • Elected Officials, Faith Leaders, and Community Advocates Share Words of Encouragement for 2025 - Los Angeles Sentinel • Giving to USC for a Print Copy of "Joy Comes in the Morning” • Share your priorities with CRCC & Download “Joy Comes in the Morning” • Preaching Into our Post-Election Divides • Electoral After-shock: What’s Next for Health and Social Equity?. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • The Colonized God • Meet the Local Heroes 2024 Nominees and Honorees • Native American Heritage Month Celebration • Engaging faith for a sustainable urban future | Global Sustainability | Cambridge Core • religionnews.com • MAGA-vangelicals • How a growing Christian movement is seeking to change America • Trump Will Always Be With Us – Rev. Cecil Murray on the Election • The People behind Evangelicals for Harris • How Will Evangelicals Vote in 2024? • New Book Series: Bloomsbury Studies in Religion and Civic Culture • Bringing Religion Reporting—and Understanding—to Nigeria • 5 kinds of American evangelicals and their voting patterns • 'Evangelicals for Harris' goes to war with Franklin Graham • A New Morning at Parchman Prison • Cultural Catholics on Amazon • Why Can’t We Grieve for All the Dead? | Essay | Zócalo Public Square • What We Remember Will Be Saved: A Story of Refugees and the Things They Carry by Stephanie Saldaña • Chris Herlinger: Solidarity and Mercy: The Power of Christian Humanitarian Efforts in Ukraine • Finding Common Ground: Muslims and Jews Bridging the Gap | CBS Reports • Spiritual Exemplars • RNS: Abyssinian Baptist Church’s Kevin Johnson has history of following prominent clergy • Passing the Mantle 2.0: The Murray Legacy - Zoom Registration • ‘What We Remember Will Be Saved: A Story of Refugees and the Things They Carry’ book talk with journalist and scholar Stephanie Saldaña • Indigenous Rituals In Mexico: Connecting With The Land And Community • Resiliency Within VoiceAmerica | New Ground | By Resiliency Within | Facebook • AI Tips for Preachers • The Islamic Secular by Sherman A. Jackson • King Jermaine Jones: The Mindset for Building Wealth with Entrepreneur • Grammy Award-winning music producer remembers Rev. Cecil Murray • Studying Faith: Qualitative Methodologies for Studying Religious Communities • Faith leaders meet at White House for climate goals • Protect Your Finances: How to Avoid Fraud and Predatory Practices - Economic Empowerment Session • Loneliness is on the rise. Here’s why and what to do • Creating a Social Enterprise: Thriving Congregations with Meymuna Hussein-Cattan • Fishing | Oikos Institute Conference • A church offers training in faith and finance • Wealth-Building Resources for Faith Communities & Leaders • ‘I love this work, but it’s killing me’: The unique toll of being a spiritual leader today • Preview Video: The Jazz of Leadership • How Then Shall We Live? A Conversation Series • Quaiser Abdullah • Black Music Month: How Sweet the Sound • For Religious Leaders in Training - ICJS • Abolitionist Sanctuary: The Triumph of Black Motherhood: Prisons, Pews, and Protests • The Rev. James Lawson Jr., civil rights leader who preached nonviolent protest, dies at 95 • Compelling Preaching Cohort| Mailchimp • AMCLI Donation: Help young Muslim leaders take off with a donation to AMCLI • When the Earth is on Fire 5/22/2024 • Doctor missionaries and long tale of leprosy in Nigeria - Prime Progress NG • Prime Progress announces fellows for inaugural Religion for Change Fellowship - Prime Progress NG • City of Los Angeles proclaims May 19 ‘Father Greg Boyle Day’ • Preaching the Gospel of Justice • Father Greg Boyle of Homeboy Industries receives Presidential Medal of Freedom • Father Greg Boyle: A Modern-Day Mystic — The Priest Behind Homeboy Industries • International student earns four bachelor’s degrees • 2024 Shurden Lectures: Whose Country Is It Anyways? • May 3, 1992: Rev. Cecil Murray Preaches as the Fires of the L.A. Riots Burn • Rest in Honor, Rev. Dr. Cecil L. "Chip" Murray • Influential L.A. rabbi Sharon Brous wants to heal a 'world on fire' • Rev. Cecil Murray's Circle of Support | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Apply Now to AMCLI! Application Link • Los Angeles’ Pastor, the Rev. Dr. Cecil L. Murray, Dies at Age 94 • Is Donald Trump losing evangelical Christians? • Rev. Cecil Murray Archive | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • USC Digital Library's Rev. Cecil Murray Archive • September 16, 2001: Rev. Cecil Murray's post-9/11 Sermon • The religious significance of the solar eclipse • Healing Heartwork Toolkit: Exploring Joy • Whose Country is it Anyway? • Inspired Generosity • Tell it Slant - Rev. Dr. Amy Butler's Keynote at Compelling Preaching Conference • Healing Heartwork Toolkit: Exploring Loss • About AMCLI | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • LACMA Taste and Sound Series • Anti-immigrant pastors may be drawing attention – but faith leaders, including some evangelicals, are central to the movement to protect migrant rights • Book Talk - God's Resistance: Mobilizing Faith to Defend Immigrants. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • Compelling Preaching Conference • NEW DATE: Levan Book Chat—Diane Winston, Righting the American Dream • Connecting With God And Others: How Chaplains Support Denver’s Unhoused • USC Votes – University Relations • Disaster Chaplain Certification & Religious Literacy Training • Event Details | USC Visions & Voices • The Fight for Black Lives is a Spiritual Movement • What if preaching were an ongoing conversation? • Faith in Action: Religion and Spirituality in the Polycrisis • Report – How Faith Molds Society And Why Media Needs to Care • Religious 'Nones' are now the largest single group in the U.S. • 2024 Trends in Religion and Society: Predictions • USC Black History Month Kickoff • Growing rice in Louisiana: A path to justice, for Black farmers • Trojans amplify stories of marginalized communities in ‘Nobody Knows: (Un)Muted Voices’ • 2024 Trends in Religion and Society • Looking toward the Electric Future - Daily Trojan • After Thay: Plum Village Reckons With the Loss of Its Founder • US Senate Candidates Debate at Bovard Auditorium • An overlooked and undercounted group of Arab American and Muslim voters may have outsized impact on 2024 presidential election • Family-owned Skid Row grocery store to be sold to Black-led nonprofit • Sunday Assembly: Atheists Find Community at Godless Church • Church without God: How secular congregations fill a need for some nonreligious Americans • Black Churches Hardest Hit By The Pandemic, But Did More To Promote Vaccines • EPIC Webinar Series: From Surviving to Thriving, New Congregational Research for a New Year - Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations • Sarah Zouak: Leading a Laboratory of Muslim Feminism in France • Do What You Can, Where You Are, With What You Have - John Templeton Foundation • USC CRCC Newsletter, Dec. 2023 • 4 books to reset your perspective in the new year • Donald E. Miller Retires from the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Sister True Dedication: 3 questions to build resilience -- and change the world • The Black Churches Lifting Up Climate Resilience • The unexpected way spirituality connects to climate change • Meet the Local Heroes 2023 Honorees • CRCC Launches Compelling Preaching Initiative • Julia Lieblich • Pioneering Latina public radio journalist Maria Martin dies at 72 • Maria Emilia Martin • Engaged Buddhism: Bridging Spirituality and Social Activism for Lasting Change • Spiritual Exemplars Around the World • The Radical Resistance and Radical Acceptance of Spiritual Exemplars • Giving to USC • A Season of Gratitude • Local Heroes Honoree: Meymuna Hussein-Cattan, Empowering Refugees, Immigrants and Communities In Need • Gopal D. Patel Ted Talk: The unexpected way spirituality connects to climate change • Sister Norma Pimentel: The Hands and Voice of God for Migrants at the US/Mexico Border • Event: Gustavo Gutiérrez: Between Memory and Prophecy • Parveena Ahanger: A Grieving Mother’s Fight for the Disappeared of Kashmir • Immaculate Heart: Women of Integrity • Spiritual Exemplars: The Pragmatism and Mystical Perspective of William James • BOOKS | Rhonda Roumani | Author | Journalist • Nica Aquino: Searching for Home • Zoom Link: Asia in Conversation Fall 2023 - Nov. 3rd • Community-Engaged Research to Power Social Change | Lunch and Learn Series • ‘I Love You. I Am Sorry’: One Jew, One Muslim and a Friendship Tested by War • ShakeOut – Fire Safety & Emergency Planning • 50 Years of the Templeton Prize Video • Edward James Olmos inspires crowd at USC’s Latinx/e Heritage Month closing event • Is religion good for you? The answer is complicated, new global Gallup report finds. • 5 Tips to Help Emergency Managers Build Partnerships with Faith-Based Organizations • Multi-Faith Neighbors Network LA-Area Retreat Registration Form • Why They Cross the Mediterranean: Italy’s ‘Guardian Angel of Refugees’ in Conversation with a Survivor of the 2013 Lampedusa Shipwreck • RSVP for South LA Community Forum • Remembering Nick Street: CRCC’s Storyteller • Honor Rev. Murray's 94th birthday with a gift to the Murray Center • USC News: Spotlight shines on spiritually engaged humanitarians in ‘Stories of Social Change’ exhibit • EXHIBIT: Stories of social change - Spirituality in action • RNS: France’s ‘hip’ female rabbi draws Muslims, Christians and Jews in a time of crisis • Call for applications: CIL Journalism Fellows - Chaplaincy Innovation Lab • Women of Integrity: Immaculate Heart Community • Without this Black Catholic priest, affirmative action wouldn’t be alive and thriving in Brazil. • Episode 37: Reagan’s Religious Vision for America and the Impact Today — The Revealer • We Need Heroes: Countering Cultural Despair with an Exhibit of Exemplars • Christian nationalism worldwide: A roundup of reporting and resources | ReligionLink • Stories of Social Change: Spirituality in Action • Unveiling the Heart of 100 Humanitarians | Donald E. Miller, University of Southern California • Community Resilience Centers - Strategic Growth Council • What Is Muharram? Everything to Know About the Sacred Month • Mexico: Zapotec water rights and self-governance – a positive precedent for water justice - Minority and Indigenous Trends 2023: Focus on water • People in the pews: Who’s missing, who’s hiding, who’s comfortable on the couch? • Ethnographic Religion Reporting | ReligionLink • Hate crimes see dramatic jump 20% over last year in LA County • Opinion | A Tiny, Wonderful Rebellion Against the Tyranny of Time Has Begun • Inclusive Spiritual Connections Through Virtual Reality • This is 30: On LIFE • Zapotec communities capturing much-needed water | 🌱💦In southern Mexico, people are using simple methods to get and keep the water they need for farming and their livestock. | By DW Global Ideas | Facebook • Pastor Rick Warren takes on SBC over ordaining women • Pat Robertson's lasting influence on American politics: 3 essential reads • What women who stay can tell us about migration • Rev. Alex Escoto: Seeking a Way Out of Suffering | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Samuel Chu: Hong Kong Issues Warrant for an American Citizen, Activist and Pastor’s Son • Swedish Ecologist Revives Old Norse Myths And Rituals To Tackle Environmental Crises • After Thay • Forgiveness key to overcoming genocide, says African peace activist • Fijians in Transnational Pentecostal Networks • The 2023 Power of Diversity: Asian 100 • Russell Jeung: He Started A Movement to #StopAAPIHate • Members of LAPD disciplinary panels say they're excluded because of policing views • Finances for Seniors: Retirement, Estate Planning and Elder Fraud • Homeownership & Rental Resources • Budgeting & Personal Finance • 101 Years After the Armenian Genocide: Pass These 3 Lessons on to your Children • Communality: A Possible Solution to Environmental Protection • Engaged Spirituality at COP26 – UN Climate Talks • Jean Gakwandi: Rwanda Ministry Brings Genocide Survivors Hope • Donate to AMCLI and get your Healing Heartwork Toolkit • A grain farmer applies Buddhist principles to preserve the land — and maximize taste • "Get Your Custom Economic Empowerment Playlist" • Essay | Our Many Jesuses • Muslim Asylum Seekers Face a Unique Plight at the US-Mexico Border • Part Two: Forgiveness: Comedic Relief, Belief and Creating Ease • Shifting Your Mindset About Church Leadership: Thriving Congregations Conversation with Quentin P. Kinnison • 🏛️ #RNA2023: The News That Has Religion Writers' Attention This Week 🔌 • Engaged Spirituality Directory • 'Spiritual exemplars' change the media narrative about religion • 'Stranger at the Gate,' an Oscar nominee on love after hate • Layli Miller Muro: Protecting the Rights of Migrants • The Twenty-First Century: The New Normal • Where We Have Been, Where We May Be Moving: The Impact of the 21st Century on American Jewry • Say A Little Prayer For Gen Z – How Young Folks Are Finding (Or Moving Away From) Religion • Progressive Group Roiled by Accusations Diversity Leader Misrepresented Her Ethnic Background • Jacques Mourad: The Syrian Catholic Priest Who Stayed • Solidarity & Spirituality Webinar • AMCLI: Apply Today! • 'He Gets Us' organizers hope to spend $1 billion to promote Jesus. Will anyone care? • Primary Source Documents Related to the Struggle for Black Freedom | USC Libraries • Huda Abu Arqoub: Building the Land Her Grandfather Knew • RNA's EXCELLENCE IN STUDENT RELIGION REPORTING (CHANDLER AWARD) • The Survivor | Official Trailer | HBO • Thriving (or Just Surviving): 2023 Trends to Watch in Religion and Society • Holistic Resilience: Why Some Spiritual Exemplars Question Suffering as a Path to Resilience • American Muslim Civic Leadership Institute | Center for Religion and Civic Culture • Facing COVID and Other Crises, Boulder Church Learns to Listen, Adapt - Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations • One in Four Americans Have Been Served by Chaplains • What’s the true history of Christmas? Should I be scared of Krampus? Find out in these holiday stories from our scholars > News > USC Dornsife • COLLIDER Artist-In-Residence Program | Louisville Free Public Library • How the Digital Divide & Digital Reluctance Impact Churches During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations • Lizzo used People's Choice Awards speech to 'amplify marginalized voices' of these 17 activists • Why they broke with Hindu nationalism: Four former zealots speak out • ‘Fanaticism is all about aggression’: One man's journey from a Hindu nationalist to a humanist • Eboo Patel Is Leading Interfaith America Into The New Era Of Religious Diversity • #GivingTuesday: Give to USC • Student Reflection: Curating Religion: Pluralistically, Singularly, or Not At All? • NAIMS: Visions and Voices | ISPU • Sarah James: Fighting for What’s Sacred in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge • Did faith fall off a cliff during COVID? New study says no. • Winona LaDuke and Tom Goldtooth: A Spiritual Perspective on Climate Change • Anton Treuer: The Ojibwe Language Warrior • Fatty Fatty Boom Boom: A Memoir of Food, Fat, and Family • Articles written by USC Dornsife scholars for The Conversation garner more than 10 million reads > News > USC Dornsife • The Row L.A. – A Skid Row Church Ministers on the Streets of Los Angeles • Laundry Love California: A Story Map • Rachel Sumekh: The Young Jewish Woman Of Color Leading America’s Effort To End Hunger On College Campuses • USC Votes • Hate Speech Rises On Twitter After Elon Musk Takes Over, Researchers Find • Remembering Edmund Kaszibuloh Koroma: A Savior and Peace Builder • Welcome to Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator - LACI • HOME | VSF • Made to Flourish | Faith, Work and Economic Wisdom • LARRP – The Los Angeles Regional Reentry Partnership • Fountain of Life Covenant Church - In the City • Inner City Visions • Service Area 6 Clergy Collaborative - Department of Mental Health • Jobs & Internships | Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services • Dr. LANCE Mccarty.com | ECONOMIST • NorCal Chaplaincy Training | DMT | October 2022 • Finding Accountability and a Moral Agenda After Revelations of Racism in City Hall • Meeting Info - Society for the Scientific Study of Religion • The Politics of Buddhist Modernism • Sign up for CRCC's newsletter • Young Colombian activist brings light to the displaced communities • Judaism's holiest day of the year is approaching. What is Yom Kippur? When does it start? • Support the work of the Murray Center • Stones that Have Weathered Many Storms: A Reporter’s Notebook from a Human Rights Defender’s Place of Solace • Lara Aharonian: Advocating for Armenia’s Vulnerable Women • Eight over 80: Ruth Messinger's long second act honors 'an obligation to respond' • Rev. Dr. Cecil L. “Chip” Murray Retires from University of Southern California • Passing on the Kindness: A Conversation on Faith & Social Entrepreneurship • An “Everybody Friendly, Artist-Driven, God-Optional” Jewish New Year • As Kids Head Back to School, Help Your Child Make a Friend of 'Strangers in Jerusalem' • 50 years of Title IX - Daily Trojan • The Sex Talk: A Muslim's Guide to Healthy Sex & Relationships • Principles of Digital Civic Culture Ebook • Calling on saints and spiritual guides, activist advocates for Armenia's vulnerable women • Opinion: What I learned after meeting a Catholic nun who supports abortion rights • The Nigerian school with a radical idea: Teaching Boko Haram’s kids • Thema Bryant: Churches play a crucial role in providing mental health support and advocating for better policy • Refugee to refugee, Afghan resettlement worker draws from faith and experience • Q & A with Sr. Agatha Chikelue, committed to building peace in Nigeria • Rev. 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