From FH. Observing the night sky and pondering the vastness of the universe can be both inspiring and humbling. Todd Duncan combines visual highlights from human space exploration with ways to experience ourselves as part of the universe. Dr. Duncan teaches physics and astronomy at Pacific University, and "science integration" – distilling key insights from science down to their conceptual essence, a form that helps inform our worldviews. He has degrees from the University of Illinois, Cambridge, and University of Chicago, and co-authored the college textbook, "Your Cosmic Context: An Introduction to Modern Cosmology." (First Sundays start with 1/2 hour of music and offer childcare.)

From FH. Feature-length movie, followed by extended Q&A with Director (until noon). Synopsis: As students across the country organize protests against Israel's war on Gaza, decades-long taboos in academia around criticism of Israel–the "Palestine exception"–are shattered. The film features professors and students as they join calls for a ceasefire and divestment from companies that do business with Israel and face waves of crackdown from administrators, the media, the police and politicians. Jennifer Ruth is a professor in the School of Film at PSU, writes about academic freedom and higher education in many national outlets, co-directed this film (with Jan Haaken), and has (co)authored or edited four books.