Bringing People Together for Good
Brian Newman, Carolyn Freeman, Joseph LaVelaThe intersection of faith, culture, and civic engagement in a time of division and polarization. A place for indepth conversation for people who are part of the "exhausted middle" and who are bringing people together for good.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 76 | Subscribers | Read | bpnewman5280.substack.com |
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Oh the Middle East - How I Love Thee!
In my small home office hangs an over-sized map of the Middle East. That captures something of how I feel about that sacred land.
"Hate" is Never a Positive Virtue
In 2016, a third grade student in an elementary school in the North Park neighborhood of Chicago got the idea for the sign “Hate Has No Home Here.” It turns out that North Park is home to many people from the three Abrahamic faiths - Jewish...
Why I Umpire Baseball and Softball
I umpired my final game of the 2025 seasons last week. I worked 138 baseball games and 33 softball games from March through early October. All of these were at the high school level, with the exception of five youth games I called.
A Concerning Decay in a Constitutional Republic
A Note to Paid Subscribers of my Substack: Thank you to each of you for supporting my work in writing on the intersection of faith, culture, and civic engagement.
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Founder and executive director of Accord (The Isaac Ishmael Initiative).
Healthcare Worker and Sound Practitioner in San Diego, California
Joe LaVela, in his 12th year of retirement from the practice of law, feels blessed to now find himself a seminarian at Bexley-Seabury Seminary and a candidate for ordination in the Episcopal Church. He and his wife Betsy live in West Bloomfield, MI.
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