Let Auburn be a resource to you in your planning. For the week of October 4, here are resources for you to trouble the waters and heal the world in your community. Be sure to save the date for October 6th to watch Auburn’s live stream coverage of Take the Bully Out of the Pulpit, a thoughtful dialogue that looks at the NYC events surrounding the Park 51 Community Center and how these can be a teachable moment for us to learn new strategies for religious bridge building.

Auburn has put together resources for you this week that help you track the top news stories for your work to trouble the waters and heal the world in your community. This week Jews around the world celebrate Simchat Torah, rejoicing of the Torah. And we think ahead to World Communion Sunday and International Day of Nonviolence, both celebrated next week. Here’s how Auburn can be a resource to help you plan your week.

For the week of September 20th Jews around the world celebrate Sukkot and prepare for Simhat Torah. Here’s how Auburn can be a resource to help you plan your week.

Former Lives of Committment honoree, Daisy Khan continues to impact the work of Auburn Seminary in powerful and compelling ways.

Preaching or teaching this week? Let Auburn help you trouble the waters and heal the world. We track what’s in the news, pop culture and the religious calendar. Read on for resources to help you for this week of September 13th.

On the 90th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution women's vital role in global economic recovery must not be over-looked.

Since this story broke in May, Auburn has been working hard behind the scenes and out on the front-lines to help unite Americans across faiths during this "perfect storm":

For this first week of September, Auburn has prepared resources to help your plan for the remembrance of September 11th, the conclusion of the Jewish High Holy Days and resources to spark important and healing discussions related to the Park51 Community Center in your community of faith.

As summer begins to draw to a close for this week of August 23rd, more than a billion Muslims around the world will conclude their observance of Ramadan on Farewell Friday as well as honor the date of the Quran was revealed on the Night of Power. Here's how Auburn can be a resource for your community to learn more about Muslim life in America.