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Friday Night Services with Rabbi Aaron
Watch Friday Night Services, an inclusive service with uplifting music led by Rabbi Aaron and musicians. Download a prayer packet: https://bit.ly/4eM7bGC
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Friday Night Services with Rabbi Aaron
Watch Friday Night Services, an inclusive service with uplifting music led by Rabbi Aaron and musicians. Download a prayer packet: https://bit.ly/4eM7bGC
Court is now in session! Experience a live recording of the "Judge John Hodgman" podcast with John Hodgman and Jesse Thorn on September 14, offering a seriously funny take on everyday real-life disputes. Tickets: https://bit.ly/4eWlCYX
Labor on the Bimah - Friday Night Services
Watch Labor on the Bimah - Friday Night Services, an inclusive service with uplifting music led by Rabbi Aaron and musicians. Download a prayer packet: https://bit.ly/4eM7bGC
Martin Sheen at Sixth & I
“This is the time to do what is hard, to achieve what is great, to run into the fire, and reach for the stars. However you reach for the stars, however you get your head in the game, please believe me when I tell you it does make a difference.” — President Jed Bartlet
We’re still teary-eyed from Martin Sheen’s closing speech as President Jed Bartlet from Saturday’s event celebrating 25 years of “The West Wing” with Melissa Fitzgerald, Mary McCormack, Richard Schiff, and Kevin Walling.
Joan Baez
Joan Baez didn’t fall out of the coconut tree—she just writes a song about it. During last night’s talk with Ari Shapiro, the singer and social activist made us laugh and cry as she shared her favorite memories with other famous singers, a few of her poems, and the last song she wrote over 40 years ago (“Coconuts”).
#ICYMI: On August 17, Martin Sheen (aka President Bartlet) will make our "West Wing" dreams come true, joining cast members Mary McCormack and Melissa Fitzgerald to chat about their new book and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the show. Will you show up? Tickets: https://bit.ly/3RrGgWM
In case you missed it, here’s Rabbi Aaron’s sermon from last week’s Friday Night Service on the leadership in letting go.
Friday Night Services with Rabbi Aaron
Watch Friday Night Services, an inclusive service with uplifting music led by Rabbi Aaron and musicians. Download a prayer packet: https://bit.ly/4eM7bGC
In case you missed it, here’s Rabbi Nora’s sermon “Braving the Wilderness” from last week’s Friday Night Services.
Friday Night Services
Watch Friday Night Services, an inclusive service with uplifting music led by Rabbi Nora and musicians. Download a prayer packet: ow.ly/323030qAtoA
In observance of #Juneteenth, we're revisiting a highlight from Janelle Monáe's talk with Alaya Dawn Johnson and Kimberly Drew on race, memory, and identity. Check out more timely conversations on our podcast including: - Michele Norris and Laura Coates on Norris's acclaimed The Race Card Project - Anna Deavere Smith, Clint Smith, Vann Newkirk, and Gillian B. White on The Atlantic's "Inheritance" project about Black life, American history, and national memory - Eric Holder with Michele Norris on the history of the vote
In case you missed it, here’s Rabbi Nora’s sermon from Friday Night Services last week on Shavuot and choosing Judaism.
Friday Night Services
Watch Friday Night Services, an inclusive service with uplifting music led by Rabbi Nora and musicians. Download a prayer packet: ow.ly/323030qAtoA
During Pride Shabbat last week, we had the privilege of hearing from Rabbi Jenna Shaw (they/them), Associate Director of Israel Campaigns and Education at T’ruah, who reflected on their experience as a trans rabbi and how they’re shaping Jewish tradition with their own voice.