Religious Pluralism & Religion in the Modern World

What Yiddish’s Resurgence Means for a New Generation of Jews and the Chaplains Who Serve Them

Many young American Jews are turning to Yiddish to connect with their heritage, build community, and explore identity on their own terms. Explore what university chaplains can learn from this cultural resurgence.

how yiddish is providing connection among jews and chaplains
Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding

Islands of Sanity: Building a Community of Peace at HIU

In a time of uncertainty, fear, division, and institutional breakdown, perhaps the most important question for a leader is not, “What should I do?”

Islands of Sanity
Islamic Chaplaincy

Suhbah in the Rockies: Reflections from the Sohaib Sultan Chaplains Retreat

In Snowmass Village, Colorado, in a place where the mountain peaks let you witness the Divine attributes of Jalal (Majesty) and Jamal (Beauty) side by side, thirty-three chaplains and their families, fifty-six of us in all, spent nearly four days together.

Suhbah-in-the-Rockies
Building Interfaith Communities Ministry Leadership

What Thriving Congregations Look Like Today: Attendance, Belonging, Participation, and Resilience

New research points to real, if uneven, recovery five years after COVID-19 upended congregational life. Explore what the findings reveal and how HIU’s DMin program helps experienced faith leaders understand change and contribute to a thriving congregation.

what thriving congregations look like today and what it means for ministry leaders