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Will Fudeman, composer of “We the People” writes why he wrote and recorded the song:

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Our world is in deep crisis, a planetary earthquake. Old stabilities — economic, political, ecological, sexual, familial —  are shaking beneath our feet and in our bellies. What can Judaism do to create from this crisis a planetary community, rather than a global disaster?  What shape would a “transformative Judaism” have to take — concerned not only with renewing the Jewish people but also with healing the world?   Rabbi Arthur Waskow provides a fascinating glimpse into the heart of these questions and appeals for new thought as well as new action. For an even fuller exploration of “transformative Judaism,” click to his essay here.  Add your own comments after his essay!

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Yom Kippur: New Meaning, New Media, New Martyrology

One of the most painful of all Jewish prayers is "Eleh Ezkereh,” "These We Remember," often called the Martyrology -- the passage we read on Yom Kippur that describes in utter graphic detail the torture and death of ten great Rabbis by the Roman Empire, two thousand years ago.

In the video right here, you can share some newer memories not in words alone but in the media of our generation – film and video -- of ten people who were killed during the last 50 years because they were affirming profound Jewish values.

Seasons of our Joy: Festivals and Lifecycles

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Rebirthing America, Seasons of our Joy: Festivals and Lifecycles

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Tent of Abraham: Addressing Islam

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Rebirthing America

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Tales of the New Hassidim: Stories of Renewing Judaism

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