A first miracle: In 1977, I spent hours with my uncle learning the details of the life of the father whom I never knew. I had wonderful stories and pictures, but nothing tangible that he had touched. Then, this month, a second miracle.
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In accord with the sentiment of the late Congressman and friend of Dr. King, John Lewis, “The MLK holiday is a day on, not a day off.”
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We built our own sense of community and belonging as most of us met new people and across generations.
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Sharing our feelings, culture and knowledge is the only way to pierce through the walls of suspicion, fear and hate that separate and threaten our society.
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This intergenerational project seeks to further connect our older members with our youngest.
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Through it all, I find support and solace in our tradition’s teachings on the inherent and infinite worth of every human being.
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At Gan Elohim Shabbat each week, I’ve learned some valuable lessons as I photographed our littlest learners.
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Most of us have to only go back one, two, or three generations to reflect on the experiences of our families as they immigrated to a new land.
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At the concert’s conclusion, the final light of the chanukiyah was lit, bright on the bimah. Our temple had been rededicated.
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