Deborah Levine: Honoring an interfaith voice like no other
The interfaith world is no doubt grieving at the recent passing of the Rev. Dr. John Pawlikowski, OSM. I sure am.

The interfaith world is no doubt grieving at the recent passing of the Rev. Dr. John Pawlikowski, OSM. I sure am.

Approaching July 4, I decided to ask folks what this day meant to them.

Artificial intelligence can let us have conversations with folks who are long gone. Fascinating!

I was hypnotized by the obituary of the Rev. Lamar Hardwick, pastor at Tri-Cities Church in Georgia.

Chattanooga's Jewish history is a product of many generations. The Mizpah Congregation synagogue is definitely part of that history.

Trump's proposed Anti-Weaponization Fund of $1.776 billion is shaking up a lot of folks.

The drive from Chattanooga to the Nashville area is a long haul. I wasn't looking forward to the almost five-hour round trip as I prepared to speak at an interfaith conference sponsored by the Tennessee Holocaust Commission.

Project Voice 2026 has marked a decade of working with conversational AI, and it was a pleasure to attend its conference at the Chattanooga Convention Center. I'm in total agreement with the organizer, Bradley Metrock.

When I got the invitation from the annual virtual Women's Empowerment Expo to be featured among the 40 organizations from around the world, I thought it was a joke.

Thousands of folks join me in thinking the 4 Bridges Arts Festival is, as a bishop friend in Bermuda used to say, "wonderful, marvelous, glorious."
