Through music, interactive art, podcasts, and community gatherings, CSA inspires faithful action in complex times.
Christians for Social Action (CSA) of the Palmer Seminary Sider Center works at the intersection of faith and public life, helping Christians engage the pressing challenges of our world with theological depth, spiritual formation, and a commitment to justice.
Storybook, Vol. 2: New Faith & Justice Music
Christians for Social Action (CSA) and Common Hymnal have released Storybook, Vol. 2, a five-song album exploring belonging, hope, and liberation. Created with Truth's Table, the Center for Restorative Justice, Virago Rising, and Liberated Together, the album highlights stories from CSA's Storytellers Collective. Released October 23, it includes music videos on CSA's YouTube channel.
Practicing Moral Courage Webinar: October 29
Join CSA on Thursday, October 29, from 6:00–7:15 p.m. ET for a webinar on practicing moral courage in difficult times. Featuring Dr. Terence Lester and Dr. Emiola Oriola Jr., the event expands on CSA's October editorial series, Practicing Moral Courage. Stream live on CSA's YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. Register Today!
Take a Breath: November Gathering Series
Every Monday in November, CSA invites you to Take a Breath with Nia Campinha-Bacote. These 15-minute YouTube Live sessions offer space to pause, reflect, and stay grounded amidst life's challenges. Learn More!
20 Minute Takes Podcast: Season 9
Season 9 of CSA's podcast 20 Minute Takes, hosted by Nikki Toyama-Szeto, explores faith, justice, and culture. Early guests include Dr. Terence Lester (Love Beyond Walls) discussing hunger and homelessness, and author Kat Armas on living faithfully in a complex world. Listen Now!
God's Secrets Chair: Smithsonian Selection
God's Secrets, an immersive art piece by Shabazz Larkin and Dr. Jemar Tisby, was selected for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture's 2026 FORWARD Religions Conference in November. Featured in the Next Tech Lab, it uses art and storytelling to engage race, faith, and justice.