Listen to Laura’s sermon “Blessed are the Prosperous…?” from The Myths of Mammon sermon series at LaSalle Street Church.
Media / Events
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Ami speaking at Lake Shore Unitarian
Ami will talk about radical generosity at Lake Shore Unitarian’s holiday service on Sunday, December 13.
Ami featured in Sheridan Road magazine
Read the August 2020 profile here.
Watch Ami’s TEDx talk
Ami spoke about generosity at TEDxWilmetteWomen in December. Watch the talk and join the Plus1Percenter club!
Ami on WHMP radio
Listen to Ami’s interview with Bill Newman on WHMP in advance of a visit to the Odyssey Bookshop in South Hadley, MA.
Watch Laura and Ami on television Feb. 6
Watch Pastor Laura and Ami Campbell’s interview about the Love Let Go experience, appearing on “Significant Insights” on Tuesday, Feb. 6 at 9pm CT. The TLN show can be streamed live online by visiting www.tln.com and clicking the “watch online” link; you may also see the show on Roku, Android TV, and Amazon Fire; Comcast channel 138 in the Chicago area; in the Bay Area, on analog channel 68 and digital channel 47 and on Comcast 25, Dish Network 68, DirecTV 68, AT&T 25, San Bruno Cable 15, and Google Broadband in Sanford 25. If you miss it Tuesday evening, you can catch it when re-broadcast the following day, Feb. 7, at noon, or the following Monday, Feb. 12, at 8:30am. Once it is posted to YouTube (approx. three weeks after initial airing), we will add a link here as well.
Laura featured at Calvin’s January Series
Listen to Laura’s inspired talk on the transformative power of generosity, delivered at Calvin College’s 31st January Series.
“Renewed hope in the human spirit”
From the recent review of Love Let Go in the Green Bay Press Gazette, “Although the focus of the book is on the church and decisions made by the congregants, this title does dive into the science of generosity and ends up with more depth than expected. Readers will be left with a renewed hope in the human spirit and thoughtfully questioning what they would do if they encountered a similar situation.”