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We will come together to acknowledge all of our losses since October 7, 2023, including the loss of innocent lives across faiths, ethnicities, and nationalities; the loss of physical and emotional security felt in the Middle East, the U.S., and around the world; the loss of relationships across differences; and more. Our time together will […]

Given the divisiveness throughout our country, is it possible that some people think political affiliation is more important than religious affiliation? Join us to discuss with Rabbi Jay Stein from the Greenburgh Hebrew Center and Rev. Gareth Evans from the St. Barnabas Episcopal Church of Irvington. This is part of the Common Ground: Interfaith Dialogue […]

With all the words that easily fly around us on the news, social media, and in conversation, it seems that the weight of our words is less than it used to be.  We’ll discuss the importance of sticking to what you say.  While this conversation is inspired by the themes of Yom Kippur, its application […]

On this second day of the fall holiday of Sukkot, which celebrates the power of shelter in our lives, we will explore both the contemporary challenges of affordable housing in our region and the spiritual power of being sheltered in all kinds of ways.  While this conversation is inspired by the themes of Sukkot, its […]

We all know that voting is a good thing to do so that your voice is heard, but what if there was more to it?  Join us for a values-based conversation about the way the election process impacts our neighbors: not the political impact, the moral impact on us as neighbors. In the Challah and […]