Rabbi Joe Black talks about the faith journey between cultures. How might we be open to love and respect in our diversity? Do we have anything in common? Rabbi Black suggests, yes indeed.

Rev. Dr. Barbara Anne Keely talks about what can be learned in a faith community and what needs more than a "drop off at the curb" for the kids on Sunday morning.

Rabbi Edythe Mencher shares with us ways to speak with children about the death of loved ones by speaking about how to cherish life and what is sacred in our relationships, now. This way, we honor the impact the loved one who has died has had on life and our living. And yes, we grieve, but we also share what is worth honoring in life together.

Kids for Saving Earth, President Tessa Hill offers ideas for your family to learn to be a citizen of the planet that helps it live, not suffer the effects of pollution and destruction. It sounds simple but plant something and not using pesticides to help it grow, teaches respect for the Earth! Summer's nearly here - how around a neighborhood carnival that celebrates the Earth! Listen now for great ideas, for your compassionate family.

When seeking ideas for the family that help the planet and nurturing an environmental justice in our kids, we gratefully turn to Tessa Hill, president for Kids for Saving Earth..

Tessa Hill, President of Kids for Saving Earth, affirms what we need to help the planet in simple terms our kids can understand. Handsoap! Sounds simple, right? It is, but listen to the reason why, it matters.

Tessa Hill is the president of Kids for Saving Earthm www.kidsforsavingearth.org, whose efforts are entirely devoted to helping to educate and empower kids to care for this beautiful planet. God's creation needs our help!