Helping Young People make sense of injustice

Every year, I reflect on the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. so that I can better fulfill his vision for a beloved community characterized by love, trust, peace, and justice. But this year feels a bit unique, to say the least. A new year is upon us, but we can’t ignore the fact that the remnants of 2020 remain.

Taking that first foray into the realm of science and faith can be difficult. But it is increasingly necessary if we are to facilitate lifelong faith in our youth.

I don’t like Lent. Maybe it’s my personality: “7” on the Enneagram. I run from pain—seeking happy, fun experiences. Advent’s more my speed: lights, presents, parties, and Jesus arriving.

Every year, I reflect on the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. so that I can better fulfill his vision for a beloved community characterized by love, trust, peace, and justice. But this year feels a bit unique, to say the least. A new year is upon us, but we can’t ignore the fact that the remnants of 2020 remain.