Home Somewhere: Howard Thurman on Human Dignity [SSL 312]

Prayer is the hunger of the heart and how we lay claim to our identity

One of the greatest inspirations to me is the life, work, and witness of Dr Howard Thurman.

Ours is a time when his wisdom is more important than ever for wholeness, healing, and finding our way.

Enjoy the episode here and be sure to follow the links to the resources below.
https://lisadelay.com/blog/home-somewhere-howard-thurman-on-human-dignity-ssl-312

Dr Thurman (1899-1981) founded the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples in San Francisco in 1944. This was the first fully integrated, interfaith church in the United States. Thurman's vision for the church was to create a space where people from all racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds could come together in worship, fellowship, and community without facing discrimination or segregation.

The church played a significant role in promoting racial and social justice during a time of widespread segregation and discrimination in the United States. Thurman's work with the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples contributed to the advancement of civil rights and paved the way for greater inclusivity and understanding in religious communities.

“The only way that I can be at home everywhere is to be sure that I home somewhere.”

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