6:15pm • Service
During our Shabbat service, we’ll learn from Lindsey Newman, Director of Community Engagement at Be’chol Lashon (Hebrew for “in every language”), and enjoy special music from Cantor Kipnis, Sydney Lazar, and all our TST choirs. 7:15pm • Program
Immediately following our service, we’ll continue our learning with Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder, Education Director and a Rabbi-in-Residence at Be’chol Lashon.
Be’chol Lashon (Hebrew for “in every language”) strengthens Jewish identity by raising awareness about the ethnic, racial and cultural diversity of Jewish identity and experience. Be’chol Lashon’s workshops focus on understanding how Jewish wisdom and values can help us build a multiracial community rooted in racial justice; better understanding the racial paradigm of the United States and how we (as Jews) fit within; and reflecting on how implicit bias and behaviors create barriers to cultural competence.
Lindsey Newman is the Director of Community Engagement at Be’chol Lashon. Prior to joining Be’chol Lashon, she worked in the fields of women’s rights advocacy and early childhood education, and has dedicated herself to inclusion and diversity in the Jewish community for over a decade.She participated in the 2016 Selah Leadership Cohort and was a 2018 Fellow of the Ruskay Institute for Jewish Professional Leadership. Lindsey received her B.S. in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University. She currently splits her time between two of the best cities in the world, San Francisco and New York.
Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder, Ph.D. is Be’chol Lashon’s Education Director and a Rabbi-in-Residence. She has been involved in Jewish education and leadership for over 30 years. A graduate of Barnard College, she received her doctorate from Yale University and was ordained at Hebrew Union College. The recipient of many grants and fellowships for her work on Jewish food and women’s history, in 2006 she was a Jerusalem Fellow at the Mandel Leadership Institute in Jerusalem. A CLAL Rabbi Without Borders fellow, she is a frequent writer and teacher and has taught and published throughout the world. She edits Jewish &—Be’chol Lashon’s blog on MyJewishLearning.com.
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6:15pm • Service
During our Shabbat service, we’ll learn from Lindsey Newman, Director of Community Engagement at Be’chol Lashon (Hebrew for “in every language”), and enjoy special music from Cantor Kipnis, Sydney Lazar, and all our TST choirs.
7:15pm • Program
Immediately following our service, we’ll continue our learning with Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder, Education Director and a Rabbi-in-Residence at Be’chol Lashon.
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About Be’chol Lashon
Be’chol Lashon (Hebrew for “in every language”) strengthens Jewish identity by raising awareness about the ethnic, racial and cultural diversity of Jewish identity and experience. Be’chol Lashon’s workshops focus on understanding how Jewish wisdom and values can help us build a multiracial community rooted in racial justice; better understanding the racial paradigm of the United States and how we (as Jews) fit within; and reflecting on how implicit bias and behaviors create barriers to cultural competence.
Lindsey Newman is the Director of Community Engagement at Be’chol Lashon. Prior to joining Be’chol Lashon, she worked in the fields of women’s rights advocacy and early childhood education, and has dedicated herself to inclusion and diversity in the Jewish community for over a decade.She participated in the 2016 Selah Leadership Cohort and was a 2018 Fellow of the Ruskay Institute for Jewish Professional Leadership. Lindsey received her B.S. in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University. She currently splits her time between two of the best cities in the world, San Francisco and New York.
Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder, Ph.D. is Be’chol Lashon’s Education Director and a Rabbi-in-Residence. She has been involved in Jewish education and leadership for over 30 years. A graduate of Barnard College, she received her doctorate from Yale University and was ordained at Hebrew Union College. The recipient of many grants and fellowships for her work on Jewish food and women’s history, in 2006 she was a Jerusalem Fellow at the Mandel Leadership Institute in Jerusalem. A CLAL Rabbi Without Borders fellow, she is a frequent writer and teacher and has taught and published throughout the world. She edits Jewish &—Be’chol Lashon’s blog on MyJewishLearning.com.
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