We removed monoculture turf grass, which provides little food or habitat to wildlife, and replaced it with small shrubs, perennials, and flowering plants. Our lawn is a biodiverse garden.
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For more than a decade, TBE has been actively engaged with the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO), a vibrant multi-faith coalition of 62 institutions fighting for social and racial justice.
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Early on Saturday, we proceeded to Selma, feeling overwhelmed by emotion as we crossed the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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We brought TBE services to my mom and other residents and staff, representing many religions and backgrounds. We had a huge screen with plenty of volume, viewable by all.
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Bringing our congregations together, we found that the true catalyst that ushered in the spiritual or religious experience was the common heart.
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My mother, Ethel Dorfman Rosen, died on Yom Kippur September 20, 1980. My father, Samuel Rosen, died before I was born serving this country in World War II. My mother was a hero in a different way.
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Welcoming A Syrian Family