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Changing Face of faith based Volunteerism in America 3 15pm

In this conversation, expert commentators provided invaluable insights on the changing face of faith-based volunteerism and service in America. This panel features: • Anju Bhargava, Former banker/senior federal executive, White House Advisor and Founder of Hindu American Seva Communities • Bob Smietana, RNS national reporter and author of Reorganized Religion: The Reshaping of the American Church and Why it Matters • Earl Ikeda, retired Resident Minister of the New York Buddhist Church and Supervising Minister of the Seabrook Buddhist Temple • Simran Jeet Singh, Assistant Professor at Union Theological Seminary and author of The Light We Give: How Sikh Wisdom Can Transform Your Life Dive into the analysis of how religious communities are adapting their approaches to civic engagement, social welfare, and disaster relief efforts. From the evolving role of Hindu American seva (service) to the challenges facing Buddhist traditions, and the shifting trends impacting Protestant-led charitable work - this content offers a unique window into the complex interplay between religion, culture, and social impact. Whether you're a longtime RNS supporter or newcomer to these important conversations, the symposium presentations feature expertise not to be missed. Subscribe now to access this exclusive content and stay up-to-date on future RNS events and releases. These remarks came as part of the RNS 90th Anniversary Symposium & Gala held on September 10, 2024 in New York City.