Week Nine :: August 21–29
Resilience
- What drives people to keep going when forces outside their control work against them? And what does that tell us about our humanity and hope for the future? We close our 2021 season looking at the resilience that emerged during a tumultuous 2020. From a global pandemic to the quest for racial equality, we reflect on a revealing, historic period by lifting up the stories and the lessons of those who refused to give up, give in or go away.
Interfaith Lecture Theme :: Resilience
What drives people to keep going over time when forces outside their control work against them, and what does that tell us about our humanity and hope for the future? We close our 2021 season looking at the resilience that emerged during a tumultuous 2020. From a global pandemic to the quest for racial equality, we reflect on a revealing, historic period by lifting up the religious people and stories who refused to give up, give in, or go away.
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Thursday, August 26, 2021 | 03:30pm EDT
Eliese Colette Goldbach, CLSC Author, Rust: A Memoir of Steel and Grit
View DetailsEliese remembered driving with her father past the rust-covered buildings in the Cleveland’s industrial valley. Growing up, she was told that the world was your oyster, that the possibilities are endless, and you can do whatever you want in this world.
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Friday, August 27, 2021 | 08:15pm EDT
Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit
View DetailsJason Isbell is widely acclaimed as one of our best songwriters and possesses a devoted audience who have pushed his last two albums to the tops of the charts.
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