Want a different ethic? Tell a different story

As we bless the backpacks of our returning students, Jeremy Rutledge will offer a reflection on education during these trying times. What does it mean for us to continue on the path of listening to and learning from our experiences in this moment, knowing, as Emerson did, that what we seek “cannot be received at second hand”?

Jeremy and his partner, Sara, joined Cedar Lane earlier this year. Before moving to Montgomery County, he served as senior pastor at the Circular Congregational Church in Charleston, South Carolina.