
Rev. Sandra Summers is the interfaith officer at MIFA, the Metropolitan Interfaith Association in Memphis, Tennessee, an organization born in 1968 out of the aftermath of the MLK assassination.
In this conversation she opens up about what interfaith work actually looks like on the ground, from Meals on Wheels in its 50th year to elder advocacy and housing stability for families in crisis. She also shares what it has meant to serve as an ordained woman in traditions built to uplift men, the difference between religion and spirituality, then gets honest about raising two children on kindness and curiosity instead of doctrine. 💬 Topics: interfaith dialogue, MIFA Memphis, women in ministry, spirituality vs religion, faith based parenting, community service 🙏 Emotional Themes: presence, belonging, curiosity, humility, connection Special Guest - Rev.
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