Though we are in the midst of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, and we give thanks for the return of hostages and for the delivery of food, medicine, and care to the people of Gaza, this remains a time of deep pain and polarization for the Jewish people and for many across the world. Even as we hope this fragile pause may lead to lasting peace, many of us continue to wrestle with how to speak and how to listen in the face of so much complexity and pain.

Kadima B’Yachad (Forward Together) is holding its second round of programming, designed to meet this moment with courage and compassion. Our aim is to help us stay connected, even when we disagree, and to strengthen the bonds of our community through honest and respectful conversation. This foundational small-group series will combine practical skills for dialogue across differences with a values-based exploration of identity, belonging, and Jewish life. 

Please join us for the following session. Registration is required, and participation will be limited to 14 participants:

Date:
November 16, 10am-1pm (Sunday)

Location: Provided after registration (congregant home)

Cost: $18
Lunch provided

This program is supported by the Rabbi Josh Lesser Social Justice Fund in partnership with Lily Brent of the Ayeka Project.