Posts Tagged: chattanooga shooting

August 20, 2015

Theologies of fear

Posted 7:55am

In the wake of the tragic Chattanooga shooting, Muslims and interfaith partners come together to send a message of hope. Theologies of fearIn the wake of the tragic Chattanooga shooting, Muslims and interfaith partners come together to send a message of hope. by Aaron Stauffer Two years ago I sat in a room crowded… Read more »

July 30, 2015

Living In Between

Posted 3:26pm

Adventures of a Presbyterian pastor on a Jesuit campus Fasting with MuslimsMy third Iftar as a campus minister, amid the swirling violence of Chapel Hill, Charlie Hebdo, and Chattanooga by Abby King-Kaiser The noise rose around me as I sat down with my overloaded paper plate. No one was yet at my table, but… Read more »

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