The faith250 Podcast

E8 Faith and American's Search for Significance with Rich Harwood

What does it mean to move from relevance to significance? In this conversation, Rabbi Michael Holzman sits down with Rich Harwood to explore one of the deepest tensions f

E7 Patriotism and the African-American Experience

Rabbi Michael Holzman sits down with Reverend Bill Lamar and Rev. Dr. Vernon Walton for one of faith250's most candid conversations yet. The three clergy wrestle with wha

E6 9/11, 25 Years Later

Rabbi Michael Holzman was joined by Ibrahim Anli of the Pacifica Institute, Nina Fernando of the Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign, and Rizwan Jaka of the Adams Center for a

E5 What We've Learned

Rabbi Holzman and Derrick Scott III take stock of faith250's first year growing from 10 to 46 clusters of 289 congregations. They reflect on what surprised them and what

E4 How We Restore America’s Civic Culture with Rich Harwood

Rabbi Michael Holzman sits down with Rich Harwood, founder of the Harwood Institute for Public Innovation, to explore what civic culture actually means and why rebuilding

E3 Love and Civics with Bishop Tom Berlin

What does love have to do with civic life? In this conversation, Rabbi Michael Holzman sat down with Bishop Tom Berlin, a United Methodist bishop and author, for a wide-r

E2 What to the Slave is the Fourth of July

Rabbi Michael Holzman, Rev. Dr. Vernon Walton, and Rev. Dr. Latricia Scriven discuss the famous speech delivered by Frederick Douglass in Rochester in 1852 . They explore

E1 The Declaration of Independence

In this first episode of the faith250 podcast, Rabbi Michael Holzman sits down with Amy Harmon, Communications Director of the Oakton Stake of the LDS Church, and Rev. Da

Introducing the faith250 Podcast

Rabbi Michael Holzman, founder of faith250, shares the vision for our movement. Learn more at faith250.org. This podcast was produced by the team at Wesley's Revival, t