Tag Archives: interfaith

Proximity: Interfaith Intention

Posted on March 3, 2017 by harasprice

A visitor to today’s Red Door lunch ministry pulled me aside and related to me an incident that happened a few moments earlier. Rather than concern, he was relating to me with wonder and appreciation how the situation he observed … Continue reading →

Posted in Lent 2017 | Tagged difference, diversity, fasting, interfaith, Lent, love your neighbor, muslim, prayer | Leave a comment

Who is My Neighbor: Introduction

Posted on July 8, 2013 by harasprice

This blog, small points of light, has been (and continues to be) my forum to chronicle the daily moments along the journey of life where clarity or inspiration appear. I originally started this blog as a time-limited undertaking during lent … Continue reading →

Posted in Who is My Neighbor? | Tagged blogging, Christianity, curating, diversity, divine, ecumenical, ecumenism, faith, faith journey, Good Samaritan, inter-faith, interfaith, Jesus, lectionary, love, love your neighbor, Luke, Neighbor, ordinary time, service, social justice, social media, spirituality, TED talks | Leave a comment

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