The Clergy Next Door

This week's discussion wraps up the first season of The Clergy Next Door and looks to the future of season 2 in the Fall! Have thoughts about this season or topics to be discussed next season? Email us at [email protected]

The themes of Passover center around Freedom, Spring and Renewal. Join the conversation as the Rabbi and Pastor discuss the Holiday of Passover as it begins for the Jewish People.

This week Rabbinic Intern Iliana Brodsky joins us again as we discuss what disability and inclusion looks like in Judaism, Christianity and our sacred spaces.

Council President Jeff Aysse joins the conversation as we discuss what Church Leadership does, how it operates and the way it helps strengthen the Church.

This week the Rabbi and Pastor take a look at Holy Week and Easter, the traditions and beliefs surrounding this sacred time and finding common religious themes in both traditions.

This week we discuss the Scroll of Esther, its message in Judaism and Christianity and the upcoming holiday of Purim!

This week the President of Synagogue Emanu-El, Al Hawkins, joins the conversation about Synagogue governance, the role of the Board and how lay leadership and clergy create a sacred partnership in service to the community.

This week our discussion focuses on the role of food in each of our religious traditions. Beyond the rules of food, how do Judaism and Christianity use food to bring us closer to one another and God?

With the onset of the Lenten Season we revisit the concept of atonement, of how each religion achieves it, what the consequences are of not finding it and how we find absolution.

This week Father Zachary Nash, the Joint Base Senior Chaplain in Charleston, joins the conversation about what it means to practice one's faith while serving our country.