This is the direction of solidarity: power moving with compassion toward those who are oppressed. Sometimes our different mixtures of power and vulnerability mean that we need to have our feet washed. And sometimes we need
to wash others’ feet.

When we practice solidarity, we consciously move from a position of power over (or under) others to power with others.

In this issue

• Unity you can hear

Perspectives

• Rhythms and melodies carry images of encounters
• A community act that shapes our identity
• Practicing hospitality through worship
• Blending traditional rhythms with contemporary music
• Music as a unifying force

The Officers’ Column 

• Solidarity: What Will We Build Together?

General Secretary

• Imagination