How One Woman Turned Division Into a Movement of Grace and Unity
Elizabeth, founder of The Civil Graces Project, shares how a single moment at her kitchen table sparked a movement of connection, courage, and compassion. Discover how gratitude, forgiveness, and hospitality can bridge divides and create “the third way” in a world that feels disconnected. This is a public episode. If…
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