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All Posts For - Social Justice

Bugs in My Kale: Bringing Intention to Our Tabletop

October 10, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer Community

How are we connected to the food we eat? Imagine a movement that links consumption and production, shoppers and workers, in Professor Bryant Simon’s discussion: The Dinner Party, this Sunday […]

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What is Your Food Worth?: Sukkot Reflection

September 21, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer Community

Explore how we set intentions for Jewish food choices in our kick-off to our What is Your Food Worth initiative and first Sunday Seminar of the year.  Our discussion with […]

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We Were Strangers, Too: American Jewish Community Answering the Call for Immigration Reform

September 19, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer High Holy Days

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoRe2JDkPqU] Be inspired by President Obama’s testament to the Jewish people’s devotion to answering the call!  Please share your family’s history and learn simple ways to advocate for fair, comprehensive […]

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We Were Strangers, Too: Immigration Reform Advocacy

September 14, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer High Holy Days

Join the Jewish community’s effort to welcome the stranger as a citizen, and advocate for comprehensive, fair immigration reform for 11 million undocumented immigrants today (info in my Yom Kippur […]

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We Were Strangers, Too: Yom Kippur Sermon on Immigration Reform

September 14, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer High Holy Days

A few years ago, while celebrating Shabbat with our preschool students, I was teaching the Jewish value of welcoming the stranger.  Thinking that I was encouraging the young children to […]

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Crisis in Syria: A Tzedakah Opportunity

September 9, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer High Holy Days

No matter your position about the U.S. response to Syria’s atrocities, we share empathy for the devastation human beings are facing.  In these Days of Awe, when we try to […]

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Elul Reflections: I Have a Dream

August 28, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer High Holy Days

Today, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.  Dr. King’s I Have a Dream message of justice, change and the “fierce urgency of […]

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Elul Reflections: The Content of Our Character

August 25, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer High Holy Days

On Friday, Rabbi Bill Kuhn taught in his Shabbat d’var Torah: On Wed., Aug. 28, our nation will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the historic March On Washington for civil […]

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Mideast Peace Talks: Love for Israel Doesn’t Require Hate of the Other

August 3, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer Israel

As we witness Mideast peace talks, the voice of Jewish support is in our hands.  When we speak to our friends, when we advocate to our leaders, when we teach […]

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Jewish Meditation and the Dislocation of the Journey

August 1, 2013 Posted By: Rabbi Jill Maderer God

Please join us for Jewish Meditation before Shabbat services on Friday evenings, starting August 9, 5-5:30pm (you are welcome to arrive 4:45 to settle in; please be sure to arrive […]

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