EPISODE · Jun 11, 2025 · 23 MIN
Faithful Resistance Ep. 12
from Faithful Resistance Podcast · host Jefferson Unitarian Church
What happens when our conscience collides with the law? In this episode of Faithful Resistance from Jefferson Unitarian Church in Golden, Colorado, we uncover the real-life practice of court watching at Denver’s federal courthouse—where ICE detentions transform lives in an instant. Hear firsthand from Mary McEwen of the American Friends Service Committee about practical resistance, and delve into the spiritual roots of compassionate justice with Rev. Wendy Williams. Together, we wrestle with what it means to courageously love our neighbors, even when the law falls short.Subscribe for more honest conversations where faith meets action.
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What happens when our conscience collides with the law? In this episode of Faithful Resistance from Jefferson Unitarian Church in Golden, Colorado, we uncover the real-life practice of court watching at Denver’s federal courthouse—where ICE detentions transform lives in an instant. Hear firsthand from Mary McEwen of the American Friends Service Committee about practical resistance, and delve into the spiritual roots of compassionate justice with Rev. Wendy Williams. Together, we wrestle with what it means to courageously love our neighbors, even when the law falls short.Subscribe for more honest conversations where faith meets action.
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