Converging Streams

A look at how peace has been applied in Muncie and beyond by leaders in Interfaith experiences.

A look at the treatment of animals by people of faith and a discourse on the animalistic and spiritual tendencies of humankind.

A discussion of how the Bible can come to take on different meanings for different Christian denominations.

A look at what role state/governmental institutions and religious entities play with each other, with an emphasis on the need for a clear separation to ensure both provide the best services to constituent communities.

A discourse about how fellowship between diverse faith groups can engender a deep unity. Includes experiences from Muncie, Indiana and beyond.

A look at the applicability of Gandhi's message to a modern context.

Dr. George Wolfe and Dr. Yeno Matuka discuss ancient native and tribal stories of wisdom.

Religious Traditions in the Congo: Dr. George Wolfe and Dr. Yeno Matuka discuss religion in the Congo region of Central Africa, including the influence of Christian and native traditions.

A look at how a practicing Christian developed a deeper faith by challenging and tempering her faith against an Interfaith experience.

Mythology and stories from many different faith traditions are discussed.

A look at how the peaceful philosophy of MLK has been adopted by female leaders in Muncie.

A discussion about the modern application of Native American religious traditions in Muncie, Indiana and throughout the United States.

From January 2006; a timely response calling for responsible caring and compassion following the Indian Ocean Tsunami disaster.

Dr. Wolfe recalls his visit to a monastery in India where elements of Christianity and Hinduism are embraced and how that experience has meaning to citizens of Indiana.

Dr. Wolfe goes beyond our modern interpretation of the Christian holiday and the associated secular celebrations to discuss the origins of holiday symbols and historical context of celebrations.

Mr. Warner has spent 30+ years broadcasting gospel and ministry to the shut-in and elderly community in Anderson, Indiana. He discusses the role of faith in his work to be a servant to the community.

A discussion about how people can label their enemies as "dogs" and how to overcome this view by peaceful means of intervention.

Biblical Teachings Viewed as Zen Koans with Rev. George Wolfe; a discussion about the symbolism of Zen Koans.

Rev. Perchlik discusses the concept of love as expressed by several faith traditions and asks if one does deserve love.

A discussion about the "warrior" nature of Native American and other religious traditions in Muncie, Indiana and throughout the United States.