Finding Hope

Pastor Carter and Rabbi Treu
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In a culture defined by division, Finding Hope with a Pastor and Rabbi insists on something harder—and more necessary. Rev. Dr. William D. Carter III and Rabbi Abigail Treu come together across religious, racial, and cultural differences to wrestle honestly with the questions that keep communities fractured and people in despair. Their monthly conversations model what it looks like to stay in relationship when it would be easier to retreat or attack. This is a podcast about hope—not as a slogan, but as a practice rooted in courage, connection, and shared humanity.

Episodes

  1. 10H AGO

    1. Why We Said Yes: Origins of a Black-Jewish Conversation on Hope

    In this inaugural episode, a black pastor and white rabbi sit down for the first time to talk in unscripted honesty about why they are doing this and the path that led them to each other and this conversation. Along the way they explore what hope actually means, how faith traditions define us, and how ordinary acts can become spiritual ones. This episode opens the door to their emerging friendship and sets the tone for the series in truth-telling, curiosity, and the conviction that hope is something we build together. (Note: this is an extended episode. Future episodes will be a bit shorter.)

    45 min

  2. SEASON 1 TRAILER

    Teaser: Presenting "Finding Hope"

    How do we stay informed without losing hope? How do we stay connected without becoming overwhelmed?  In this clip from the first episode of our new podcast, as we explore the despair so many feel right now, we also laugh together… because maybe we aren’t all so ready to unplug just yet! This is what "Finding Hope" is all about. Two people of different faiths become friends and explore together our shared humanity, finding hope together. Turn your notifications on. Mark your calendar. Tell somebody! See you at 6 am on February 17.

    23 sec

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In a culture defined by division, Finding Hope with a Pastor and Rabbi insists on something harder—and more necessary. Rev. Dr. William D. Carter III and Rabbi Abigail Treu come together across religious, racial, and cultural differences to wrestle honestly with the questions that keep communities fractured and people in despair. Their monthly conversations model what it looks like to stay in relationship when it would be easier to retreat or attack. This is a podcast about hope—not as a slogan, but as a practice rooted in courage, connection, and shared humanity.

Information

  • Creator
    Pastor Carter and Rabbi Treu
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    2
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Pastor Carter and Rabbi Treu
  • Show Website
    Finding Hope