Monthly Archives: March 2012

I love Palm Sunday for its sheer drama: the joyful audacity of the poor and outcast proclaiming Jesus to be their king as they welcome him into Jerusalem by frantically waving palm fronds over their heads and singing “hosannas” in … Continue reading →

Thank you for all who turned out last night for Richard Parker’s compelling perspective on the history of American religious narratives, both Christian and Jewish, around issues of social justice.  It was a wonderful beginning to this timely series.  And … Continue reading →