As mysterious as it can be, we know a lot about our bodies. The pigmentation of our
          skin is front and center in the news. We’re fighting fast for a vaccine to COVID-19 to ensure our bodies are immune. We discuss the latest trends in the diet and exercise practices of Missourians.

As mysterious as it can be, we know a lot about our minds. We study the challenges of mental illness, monitor brain activity, and measure serotonin levels. We isolate lobes of the brain and study their particular function.

The soul, however, lives full-time in the realm of mystery. What do we really know about the soul? Why does it matter? One has said that, “The soul is that aspect of your whole being that correlates, integrates, and enlivens everything going on the various dimensions of the self.” Jesus cared deeply about the soul, saying, “What’s the value of gaining the whole world if you lose your soul in the process?” Influential to the Civil Rights movement was music that came simply to be known as “Soul.” Maybe it’s time to dive into the deep end of our lives as we live into a summer of soul.

Join us at Broadway for a series entitled, “It’s All About Soul.”