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- Brooklyn, NY
Havdalah Into Hannukah with Chavurat Binah
Join the Chavurat Binah with the American Council for Judaism for Havdalah into Chanukah on December 13 at 5:00 PM at Christ Church in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. We'll do fun, social group learning about Hannukah together, then join in a songful, lay-led gathering of liturgy in Hebrew and English and music for Havdalah. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Join Chavurat Binah with the American Council for Judaism for Havdalah into Chanukah on December 13 at 5:00 PM at Christ Church in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. We'll do fun, social group learning about Hannukah together, then join in a songful, lay-led gathering of liturgy in Hebrew and English and music for Havdalah. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
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- Brooklyn, NY
Erev Rosh haShanah 5786 with Chavurat Binah
Join the American Council for Judaism for Erev Rosh Hashanah on Monday, September 22 at 6:30 PM at Christ Church in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. This songful, lay-led gathering will feature accessible liturgy in Hebrew and English and music drawn from Reform and Reconstructionist traditions. A light nosh will follow. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
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- Manhattan, NYC
A Path Forward: Three Approaches to The Fight for Palestinian Freedom
As the struggle for justice in Palestine reaches a critical moment, this gathering brings together leading voices who are building solidarity, organizing for change, and creating models of resilience and care.
Featured Guests
• Atalya Ben-Abba — Refuser Solidarity Network (Jerusalem)
• Mara Kronenfeld — Executive Director, UNRWA USA
• Hani Almadhoun — Founder, Gaza Soup Kitchen
Moderated by: Rabbi Andrue Kahn (ACJ) Presented by: Fellowship of Reconciliation, Refuser Solidarity Network, Rabbis for Ceasefire, American Council for Judaism, IfNotNow NYC, and Gaza Soup Kitchen.
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- Brooklyn, NY
An ACJ Shabbat Service
Our first Shabbat service in Brooklyn, held at the Center for New Jewish Culture.
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