“Hopes for Restoring Peace in the World” published, AZ Republic
It is amazing what this year has brought: I was in a virtual audience of over a thousand people on December 5. I was sitting
Year: 2023
How do I wish people “Happy Holidays”?
During this time of the year, it has become increasingly awkward as to know how to wish people a happy holiday. The U.S. has traditionally
“Diwali helps light up the world”, published!
Diwali helps light up the world Born into a Hindu family, growing up in different parts of India, and working full-time in the United States
“The sound of the Shofar brings hope” published Faith Matters article
The sound of the Shofar brings hope Faith Matters Michael Greenland Guest columnist The shofar is a musical instrument created by hollowing out a ram’s horn, shaping
“World Religions Roundtable” recorded zoom event
This is a report of our virtual Experience Interfaith 2020, reorganized to be called a “World Religions Roundtable”, October 28th. Enjoy the video recording of
Recorded Sukkah, a fun intro to Sukkot (Festival of the Tabernacles) from our Jewish friends
If you missed the Virtual Sukkot, not to worry, it was recorded and we’re happy to share it with you, HERE. It was a shared
“The role of religion and the coronavirus pandemic” – Faith Matters article in AZ Republic
The role of religion and the coronavirus pandemic During these difficult times, people are being called to care for one another. In my experience as
A Guidepost statement to end divisiveness
As our nation progresses toward an election there is one life principle that can serve as a guidepost to end the divisiveness that we share at
“Golden Rule creating positive change at E. Valley High School” – published Golden Rule Moments article
“Golden Rule creating positive change at E. Valley High School” Golden Rule Moments Kendra Ruth Guest columnist Each school has a unique story to tell. The following
SGI Buddhism embraces diversity and individuality
SGI Buddhism embraces diversity and individuality Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once stated that Sunday morning was the most segregated day of the week
