Resource Library

Presents a personal narrative of loss and recovery using Afro-Indigenous spiritual practices.

A community‑based learning platform by Pacific School of Religion, PSR Collective equips emerging faith leaders through seminary‑level online courses, cohorts, and micro‑credentials rooted in spirituality, justice, and leadership.

This podcast offers a holistic approach to discover your genuine self and navigate your personal and professional endeavors in alignment with that for greater positive impact to yourself, others and the world. We’ve never had the freedom and means to express ourselves as we do today — but it comes at a price. In this always-on, fast-paced world of winnowing attention spans, remote lifestyles and high demands, it’s tough enough to keep up — let alone show up. Despite all our touch points, are we losing the human touch? Are emotions being overrun by emojis? Are algorithms hijacking our agency? It’s easy to feel overwhelmed, disconnected and discontented in this increasingly polarizing world, but there is a way forward: The key is understanding what’s true for you and honoring that with every word you say, gesture you make and action you take online and offline, personally and professionally. This podcast offers real-life stories, hard-won perspective, and practical strategies for a grounded-yet-inspired approach to “Express Yourself with Authenticity.” Host Liza Horan brings her holistic self and the experience of a 35-year career in media and strategic communications, and a lifelong spiritual quest. Whether you desire more personal or professional fulfillment, this show offers actionable inspiration for real results. #authenticity #communications #wellbeing #mindbodyspirit #strategy

For me, spiritual innovation is building on a practice or a belief that comes from an historic religious tradition and modifying its application in a way that is consistent with current sociological realities.

A liberal religious association advocating for social justice, spiritual growth, and congregational support within Unitarian Universalist communities.

Speaking With Scholars | Prof. David DeSteno, Professor of Psychology at Northeastern University

A short article that presents cornerstones of leadership based on truth, rather than perception.

A collective of wilderness guides committed to earth-based rites of passage, deep ecology, and soulful mentoring.

A prophetic invitation to reclaim rest as a spiritual and political act, rooted in the wisdom of Black women.

Book offering wise guidance for spiritual leaders navigating change in uncertain times.

Robin Wall Kimmerer braids Indigenous wisdom, science, and storytelling into a love letter to the Earth. Slow, sacred, and unforgettable.

This resource lays out a desk setup to make videos and podcasts very efficiently and with high production values.