Praying with Our Feet: An Evening of Music for People of Conscience with Lapidus & Myles (Hybrid)

Following Shabbat services and dinner, join us for an evening of music with Lapidus & Myles, a collaboration between two faith-based musicians in Atlanta. Micah Lapidus is a reform rabbi and composer-in-residence at The Temple, Atlanta’s oldest and most historic synagogue. Melvin Myles is a highly regarded soloist with the Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church Choir, former pulpit of MLK Jr. as well as The National Cathedral in Washington D.C. Well on their way to achieving their goal of performing in all 50 States, the duo is evocative of the longstanding ties between the Black and Jewish communities and a model for all people of conscience who understand that we are better together and need each other. Performing exclusively original musical compositions, their music and message is infused with a spirit of love, respect, peace, and justice and is profoundly relevant and resonant for audiences of all types, backgrounds, and sizes.

You can listen to some of their music on YouTube.

Registration: This event is available in person and online. To register in person, please click the appropriate purple bar above. No registration is required to join us online; simply click the “Live stream” purple bar above at the time of the concert.

This event is sponsored by TBE’s Racial Justice Initiative, which works to increase our understanding and activism to address ongoing discrimination and inequality.