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Josh Sabo: An unexpected spiritual journey led him to becoming a pastor, followed by a spiritual restlessness leading to an equally unexpected path to serve a broader community as the executive director of Heartland HOUSED, devoted to achieving functional zero homelessness in Springfield, Illinois, through a housing first strategy of collective impact.

Lisa Daniels lives the principles of forgiveness taught in the Sermon on the Mount as a mother who forgave her son’s killer.

Scott Reeder, journalist and man of faith, shares four stories of his faith journey and the power of praye.

Arthur Stern had no thought of becoming Rabbi Stern while pursuing a successful career in business, certainly not while living in a homeless shelter during a period when his life came apart due to addiction to alcohol and other drugs. Even when the voice unexpectedly came to him to become a rabbi – a message that seemed to be from God – he struggled with accepting it as actually a message from God. But, after a series of events confirming that was the direction God wanted him to go, and even though he was again working full time as a business executive, Arthur Stern went to rabbinical school and became Rabbi Stern.

President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints speaks on religious freedom and nondiscrimination in giving the 2021 Joseph Smith Lecture on Religious Freedom at the University of Virginia.

Professor Mohammad Khalil discusses Muslim thought regarding the salvation of others and how Muslims in general, and he personally, experience God and God’s love and mercy.

“If we don’t understand what we have here in religious freedom, we risk losing it.”

So says Steven Collis, legal expert on freedom of religion, law professor, and author of two books on the subject, “Deep Conviction” and “The Immortals.”

The spirit of contention is of the devil. The spirit of God unites. Spiritual unity in religious diversity is a win-win for all.