Laurence Freeman

Fr Laurence Freeman, a Benedictine monk of the Monastery of Christ our Saviour, Turvey, England, talks about mercy.
 A bio and study guide can be found at http://tinyurl.com/freemanmercy

Fr. Laurence Freeman: Mercy

David Zahl

David Zahl, founder of Mockingbird Ministries, talks about flip-phones, technological distractions and the effect on our souls.
 For bio and study questions, go to http://tinyurl.com/davidzahl

David Zahl: Technology, Distraction and the Soul

John Witcombe

The Very Rev. John Witcombe, Dean of Coventry Cathedral, talks about Coventry Cathedral's mission and vision of reconciliation over revenge after it was destroyed during World War II.
 For a bio and study questions, go to http://tinyurl.com/johnwitcombe

John Witcombe: Coventry Cathedral and Reconciliation

The Rev. Barbara Cawthorne Crafton talks about death, dreams and how we perceive time.
 For a bio and study questions, go to http://tinyurl.com/barbaracrafton

Barbara Cawthorne Crafton: Death in the Small Basket

Geoffrey Tristram

Br. Geoffrey Tristram of the Society of St. John the Evangelist talks about listening as vocation and his life as a monk.
 For a bio and study questions, go to http://tinyurl.com/geoffreytristram

Br. Geoffrey Tristram: Listening as Vocation

Bob Johansen

Futurist and IFTF Distinguished Fellow Bob Johansen discusses what a Digital Native is and how to connect with them.
 For a bio and study questions, go to tinyurl.com/johansendigitalnatives
 
  

Bob Johansen: Digital Natives

Futurist and IFTF Distinguished Fellow Bob Johansen discusses forecasting in a "VUCA" world and it's impact on the future of church.
 For a bio and study questions, go to tinyurl.com/johansenvuca

Bob Johansen: Forecasting In A VUCA World

Kaleidoscope Institute founder, the Rev. Eric Law, believes that in order to form diverse communities, we must first understand ourselves. Visit his website at kscopeinstitute.org/.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: epicenter.org/the-rev-eric-h-f-law-discussion-questions/



 

Eric Law: Understanding Culture to Understand Yourself

Paul Zahl

Dr. Paul Zahl sat down with the Logos Project to discuss, life, death and the unifying message of love.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: epicenter.org/the-very-rev-dr-paul-f-m-zahl-discussion-questions/

Paul Zahl: Simplifying the Message of Life and Love

Canon Chris Pullin is the Chancellor of Hereford Cathdedral and has studied Dante for more than 35 years. In this LOGOS Talk, he describes the life and motivations of Dante's work.

Chris Pullin: The Timelessness of Dante

The LOGOS project presents global faith leaders offering their expertise on theological, practical and spiritual subjects.

Becca Stevens

The Rev. Becca Stevens is an Episcopal priest and founder of Thistle Farms & Magdalene. Thistle Farms employs 40 residents and graduates of Magdalene. Magdalene is a two-year residential program that serves women who have survived lives of trafficking, prostitution and addiction. At Thistle Farms, these women create natural bath and body products. Learn more at thistlefarms.org

Becca Stevens: Love is the Most Powerful Force for Social Change

Angela Blanchard

Angela Blanchard is an author, speaker, and CEO of Neighborhood Centers, Inc., an awarding winning organization dedicated to bringing resources, education and connection to more than 340,000 people throughout Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast area each year. In her LOGOS talk, Blanchard lays out the 7 stages of disaster recovery, which she has personally witnessed in her career caring for those in need.

Angela Blanchard: 7 Stages of Disaster Recovery

Joan Chittister

Sister Joan Chittister, Benedictine nun, author and speaker, spoke with the Logos Project on Benedictine spirituality. 

ABOUT JOAN CHITTISTER epicenter.org/joan-chittister/

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS epicenter.org/joan-chittister-discussion-questions/

Joan Chittister: What is Benedictine Spirituality?

Brother Emmanuel joined the Taizé Community in 1989, an ecumenical monastery in France that welcomes tens of thousands of young adults annually from all over the world. His field of research is psychology of religion and he is regularly invited in the US to give lectures about his book "Love, Imperfectly Known" (tinyurl.com/taizebook).

 

In this talk, Brother Emmanuel invites us to rediscover aspects of God's love often misunderstood or unexplored, while addressing our doubts, feelings of guilt, secret wounds, hidden fears, impressions not to be worthy to be loved, misrepresentations of God influenced by psychological projections. Visit taize.fr to learn more.

 

The Taizé Brothers will be visiting Texas in March and April. Visit epicenter.org/cal to find out more.

 

FOR BIO & DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: tinyurl.com/emmanuellogos

Taizé Brother Emmanuel: Rediscovering God's Love

"God is not a Christian," says the Rev. Allison Cheek in this LOGOS talk. She and the Rev. Carter Heyward discuss the idea of vocation as well as a need for a more diverse and inclusive liturgy.

Heyward and Cheek were two of the first women to be ordained in the Episcopal Church in July of 1974 in Philadelphia as part of the "Philadelphia Eleven." Cheek later became the first woman to publicly celebrate the Eucharist and was honored on the cover of Time Magazine with other American women in recognition of the feminist movement. Heyward has authored numerous books, and both she and Cheek taught for many years at Episcopal Divinity School. 40 years after their controversial ordination, these two women continue to push the church towards inclusion.

Download group study questions here: tinyurl.com/heywardlogos

Heyward & Cheek: The Universal Calling to the Priesthood

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