Join us for a powerful and interactive discussion led by Rev. Jacqui Lewis, a prominent pastor, author, and public speaker renowned for her work in progressive Christianity and social justice. As the senior minister at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, Rev. Lewis has long been a champion for causes such as racial justice, LGBTQ+ rights, and community engagement.

In this engaging session, Rev. Lewis will guide us through the profound concept of Ubuntu — an ancient African philosophy that reminds us of our shared humanity: "I am because we are." She will explore how this philosophy, coupled with fierce love, can heal not only our individual souls but also the world around us. Drawing from her deep spiritual and activist roots, Rev. Lewis will discuss the powerful intersection of spirituality and politics, highlighting the importance of collective healing, compassion, and justice in creating lasting change.