This is part 2/3 of a series that seeks to dispel some of the most common misconceptions about interfaith work. Check out misconception #1 here: “Interfaith w...

Uppermost on everyone’s mind these days is the COVID 19 crisis. This crisis is different from any humanity has faced before. However, humanity does have some...

The Coronavirus has changed our lives, in ways great and small. Wyoming used to be known as the “home town” with very long streets. But, the virus changed al...

Angels have been a part of our faith tradition forever. For a long time they were debunked for being a part of fairy tale religion. In popular culture angels...

“Love in the Time of Cholera” is the classic novel written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. As faith community leaders, we are writing our own classic today. “Lov...

As I write, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Wyoming Interfaith Network (WIN) and it’s interfaith communities share a concern for the well being of Wyoming...

Food banks are very busy at this time. With schools closed and many people not being able to work and earn an income more and more people are going to be ut...

The celebration of Purim has four commandments: Read the story of Esther. Give gifts of food to friends. Give gifts of money to those who need it. Celebrate ...

This is part one of a series that seeks to dispel some of the most common misconceptions about interfaith work. One of the most common misconceptions surroun

From my experience, this could not be further from the truth. I spent two years teaching social studies in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. I moved from the high plains desert of Laramie, WY to an actual Arabian desert in the Middle East. From the mostly-white and mostly-Christian (71% of ppl in Wyoming identify as Christi

It’s a busy time of the year in the Christian church calendar. It’s the end of Epiphany, Sunday the 23rd is transfiguration, Ash Wednesday is in a few days, ...

Peacemaking. Last spring, the Spiritual Life Team of the Wyoming Interfaith Network sent out a survey inquiring about your top interests. As a team, we hav...

I honor a physicist, who lived beyond science, who cared beyond religion, who taught beyond the classroom. ..Dr. Burt Muller, a physics professor, worked on ...

A couple of weeks ago at our first board meeting of 2020, the Wyoming Interfaith Network voted to become an affiliate of the national Interfaith Alliance. It...

The Wyoming Interfaith Network, (WIN), along with its predecessor the Wyoming Association of Churches, has opposed the death penalty for decades. At WIN, we ...

Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marching together from Selma to Montgomery. Every third Monday of January we reflect on the ...

Long before becoming First Lady, I learned from a friend in Sheridan County about children who struggled with food insecurity. I later discovered that one in...