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The Common Room

The Common Room

Di: Second Presbyterian Church
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 The Common Room is a comfortable, shared space for interacting around the common human experiences we wrestle with. Through a progressive, spiritual lens, we explore the social issues and topics affecting our city and world today. This is a space where all are invited to learn, question, reflect and create. Introverts, extroverts, artists, intellectuals, nerds and explorers will find ways to engage and connect that are generative; bringing common hope into what can feel at times like a lonely and anxious world.All rights reserved Catechesi ed evangelismo Cristianesimo Scienze sociali Spiritualità
Episodi
  • Loving our Enemies in a Cancel Culture 8.30.20

    Loving our Enemies in a Cancel Culture 8.30.20
    Sep 2 2020

    On August 30, 2020, The Common Room held its virtual re-launch and gathered to discuss the topic of "Loving our Enemies in a Cancel Culture." Dr. J Anthony Snorgrass, a branding and media guru and professor at Avila University, joined us to share insights on how to understand and navigate cancel culture.
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    59 min
  • Common Room Lounge | Darcie Tramp | 7.29.20

    Common Room Lounge | Darcie Tramp | 7.29.20
    Jul 28 2020

    In this episode, Darcie Tramp joins Rev. Paul Rock and Jimmy Itczak to discuss the different ways people have responded to health and public safety guidelines, including mask-wearing, that have been recommended to help stop the spread of COVID-19. How can we understand the different responses? As followers of Christ, what can and should we do to advance the common good and the welfare of others?
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    23 min
  • Common Room Lounge | Sam Murphy | July 1

    Common Room Lounge | Sam Murphy | July 1
    Jun 30 2020

    Paul Rock, Jimmy Itczak and Sam Murphy discuss the question posed by Desmond Tutu: do we focus on pulling drowning people out of the water or go upstream to learn why there's so much water in the first place? Addressing the needs of people while discussing systemic issues is a tension followers of Christ find themselves in regularly. What principles do we consider in these scenarios?
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