Articles on Community in Time of Emergency

Freedom Journeys is a deep meditation on the timeless—and timely—relevance of the Exodus narrative. In the grand tradition of mystical exegesis, Waskow and Berman reflect upon Exodus not only as an event that happened “then” and “there”, but a paradigm of movement that is happening here and in the now, for all of us, Jew and Muslim, Black and White, male and female. —Omid Safi, professor of Islamic studies, University of North Carolina.

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04/28/11	Transformative Judaism	Climate policy, Community in Time of Emergency, Environmental Justice, Spirituality of Justice, War, Peace, & the Jewish Community, Peace
09/27/10	We Have More In Common Than We Think:	Civil Liberties & Human Rights, Community in Time of Emergency, Interreligious Relations, Terrorism, War and Civil Liberties
11/17/03	What the GA Delegates in Jerusalem Won't See	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	Checklist to Prepare for Y2K	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	When Shabbat Meets Millennium	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	Thinking Twice / Twice About Y2K	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	Shabbat 2000	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	A Jewish Response to Techno-Idolatry	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	Iran, Earthquakes, Israel, & Jews: What to Do?	Co-Housing, Community in Time of Emergency, War, Peace, & the Jewish Community
09/08/01	Building Stronger Jewish Communities as a Response to Y2K	Community in Time of Emergency
09/08/01	Cain and Abel in Colorado	Community in Time of Emergency

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04/28/11

Transformative Judaism

Climate policy, Community in Time of Emergency, Environmental Justice, Spirituality of Justice, War, Peace, & the Jewish Community, Peace

09/27/10

We Have More In Common Than We Think:

Civil Liberties & Human Rights, Community in Time of Emergency, Interreligious Relations, Terrorism, War and Civil Liberties

11/17/03

What the GA Delegates in Jerusalem Won't See

Community in Time of Emergency