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To embody a connection between Christian liturgy and ethical living by implementing a hospitable, ecumenical, multicultural, and bilingual worship gathering for students, staff, and faculty that emphasizes the well-being of the planet and the healing of broken relationships, especially those with Indigenous peoples.

To facilitate a multicultural ministry of reconciliation in worship and life together by engaging Native American history through storytelling and theological reflection that promotes understanding, healing, justice and reconciliation.

An Application-Based Summer Seminar Directed by John Swinton and Isaac Wardell

To minister to survivors of sexual abuse through an arts-based storytelling project and worship services designed to honor pain and foster healing and through training for church leaders in trauma-informed care. 

Rev. Szabina Sztojka, serves as Associate Minister at St. Columba’s International Church in Budapest, Hungary. Her other responsibilities in the Reformed Church in Hungary are the leadership of the church's national Roma Ministry and the leadership and further development of the Ecumenical Diaconial Year Program (international volunteer hosting and sending program). Szabina has years of experience working with Roma communities in Hungary.

A visual symbol that can be placed on the cover of service bulletins, within the written liturgy, or on a large screen display.

These case studies of worship in other times and places work well in personal devotions, small groups and classrooms.

This service of Lessons and Carols from 2009, through the movement of scripture and prayer, melodies and rhythms, images and metaphors, may God's Spirit open our hearts to the breadth and power of the peace that surpasses understanding.

To employ liturgical worship, singing, music, and other learning activities such as book and movie discussion to promote racial healing and community.

A conversation on rest, retreat, reflection, and renewal