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Resilience under Siege

Upon receiving a call for clergy from colleagues in Minneapolis, Rev. Mark drove to that city for two days of training and protest. The need to support the citizens of that city and state is critical. American democracy stands in the balance. Minnesotans are noted for their ability to organize and their commitment to justice … Continue reading Resilience under Siege

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January 25, 2026 at 10:00 am • Dr. Robert Kramer Since Israel's occupation of Gaza and the West Bank in 1967, Palestinians have championed a form of non-violent resistance called "sumūd" (resilience). More than a mere slogan, it both explains and animates most aspects of daily life, from where people shop and what they buy, to how they interact with Israelis and foreigners, to how they handle acts of provocation. Taught to the children, lauded in literature and emblazoned in public art, sumūd is widely credited for maintaining the morale of the Palestinian people as they navigate the mounting challenges of a seemingly-intractable conflict.
Sumūd: Palestinian Resistance through Resilience
January 18, 2026 at 10:00 am • Carrie Arnold Oftentimes aggressive pushback seems like the only way to resist. But sometimes it’s just too hard to be hard. How can we practice resistance in softer ways? Can gentleness be resistance? Let’s talk about it.
Resisting “Resistance”
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