PROGRAM Videos

Community religious and spiritual leaders reflect on their religious traditions resources, and perspectives on vaccinations and how they plan to emerge from the Pandemic.  Panelists: Johnny Alse, Hindu Temple of Kentucky; Dr. Muhammad Babar, Muslim Americans for Compassion; Rev. Mary Alice Birdwhistell, Highland Baptist Church; Rev. Jason Crosby, Crescent Hill Baptist Church; Dr. Jahangir Cyrus, Louisville Baha'i Community; Cantor Sharon Hordes, Keneseth Israel Congregation.

 Four Chaplains Day commemorates the events of February 3rd, 1942, when the USAT Dorchester sank as four Chaplains gave their lives to comfort and save other men on the ship.  To commemorate this day, IPP recognized and celebrated Chaplains serving across our community by interviewing several local and national Chaplains about what they love about their work. 

 In partnership with the University of Louisville's Trager Institute, IPP moderated one of their weekly COVID-19 informational sessions.  This session featured a panel of Kentucky religious leaders discussing creative ways to reopen to in-person experiences while keeping communities safe & healthy. Listen to their unique perspectives about how their communities are responding to the challenges and opportunities of reopening.

 Discussion about the religious teachings and traditions that might inform how clergy can guide congregations when navigating the complex dynamics related to reopening our congregations.  Facilitated by Rabbi Nadia Siritsky.  Panelists:  Father Bill Hammer, Rev. Dr. Carol Harston, Rev. Peggy Hinds, Imam Wasif Iqbal, Rev. Lori Kyle, Rabbi Michael Wolk