The current news cycle is timely and compelling content for your weekly message, blog or sermon. You can enter the space that's on your community's hearts and minds and go deeper into your religious tradition by exploring what's news. For example, as Occupy Wall Street continues to bring economic justice to the fore, watch how these two faith leaders (and fellow Auburn Media Trainees) utilize the Occupy moment to talk about their religious values.

On November 7, friends of Auburn joined at CAPITALE for the fifth annual Peace Is Possible dinner, to benefit our Face to Face | Faith to Faith program. We invite you to click and watch the video highlights and a photo slideshow.

Thousands of people across the nation honored the tenth anniversary of 9/11 with vigils, film screenings, and service projects with a shared vision to overcome fear and hatred. Through community-based events held in synagogues, churches, mosques, community centers, and public parks, people all over the U.S. joined together to commemorate the anniversary of 9/11 through remembrance and renewal. Groundswell, a new multifaith voice for justice and social action, connected people across the U.S. to stand together against anti-Muslim bigotry on the tenth anniversary of 9/11.

This September Auburn is tracking the news and information that your community needs to trouble the waters and heal the world. We’ll tell you how to join the Groundswell, a new multifaith voice for justice and social action. Also, resources for the 10th anniversary of September 11th and resources for the upcoming September Jewish High Holy Days. All this and more on the Auburn Web site.

What do the former Editor-in-Chief of O, The Oprah Magazine, J Street’s former Vice President of Communications and New Media, and an acclaimed filmmaker, Harvard-educated theologian and Yale Law School J.D. candidate have in common? They’ve all joined the team at Auburn Seminary. Auburn is expanding staff in three key areas: media, technology and movement building.

Let Auburn be a resource for your planning of the 10th Anniversary of September 11. We have the resources you need for your August planning including a documentary suggestion to help you bridge religious divides and we’ll tell you how to join the Groundswell Movement! All this and more on the Auburn Web site.

For the month of July, Auburn is celebrating the spirit of independence and religious freedom. Each week we’ll be updating our Auburn Web site with new resources to help you plan for the tenth anniversary of September 11th. Don't miss these two new videos...