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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2020 · 53 MIN

Religion, Faith & Spirituality in the Public Square Parts 1 & 2

from Common Threads: An Interfaith Dialogue · host Fred Stella

Back in 2016, Grand Valley State University (where Common Threads originates) presented its 20th annual lecture on diversity. The guest speaker was Dr. Dafina Lazarus-Stewart. The topic was bringing religion into the public square, and how to navigate the appropriate protocol and respect for pluralism. These episodes preceded the event, serving as a bit of a sneak preview. Theme music "Nigal."

Back in 2016, Grand Valley State University (where Common Threads originates) presented its 20th annual lecture on diversity. The guest speaker was Dr. Dafina Lazarus-Stewart. The topic was bringing religion into the public square, and how to navigate the appropriate protocol and respect for pluralism. These episodes preceded the event, serving as a bit of a sneak preview.

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