Fest Feature: Rabbi Sharon Brous shares 3 things that can transform lives
Sharon was raised secularly and became curious about Judaism as a young adult. Upon attending a service at a progressive synagogue, it brought tears to her eyes because her “soul had been awakened."
Fest Feature: Toko-pa Turner’s search for belonging through nature, dreams
Toko-pa's award-winning book “Belonging" — inspired by personal experience — explores exile and the search for belonging through the lens of dreams, mythology and nature.
Fest Feature: Simran Jeet Sing embraces love in the face of hate
In the face of prejudice, Simran Jeet Sing refused to give in to hate. Instead, he delved deep into his Sikh faith and embraced the lessons to seek the good in every person
Fest Feature: Appalatin’s musical journey blends cultures, sounds
The story of two Kentucky-raised musicians and three musicians from Central and South America who came together to a create one-of-a-kind sound.
Fest Feature: Paul Raushenbush on love and the courage to ‘show up’
"Jesus commands us to love and transform that love into the courage required to show up for one another, with one another in this time.”
Fest Feature: Karina Barillas finds belonging ‘beyond the horizon’
“I would go to the top of the house where we hung clothing after we washed them and I’d look at the horizon and think, ‘You know? This is not my place. My place is somewhere out there beyond the horizon.’"
CIR Celebrates the Dalai Lama’s 90th Birthday
Throughout his 90 years, the Dalai Lama has illuminated hearts, nurtured those who are suffering, and brought healing and hope in troubled times. The world has been blessed with his inspired guidance.
In the Face of Hate, Choose Hope and Humanity
For all who live on earth shall realizeWe have not [...]
Remembering Martin Marty: Renowned Religious Historian, Devoted Festival Friend
Dr. Martin Marty was a renowned theologian, prolific author and [...]
Here’s Where You Can Celebrate MLK Day in Louisville (Plus One Virtual Offering)
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” —𝑀𝐿𝐾 𝐽𝑟.