Living Together

Donna Jacobs Sife/ Australia, 12/22/2003

Celebrating difference is the only way to salvage our nation's soul
Donna Jacobs Sife / December 22, 2003 / Sydney Morning Herald

The French move to disallow Islamic headscarfs and Jewish skullcaps from sc

9/17/2003

COMM-ORG Papers 2003
http://comm-org.utoledo.edu/papers.htm

Julie Chizewer Weill
Lee Winkelman
julie@jfjustice.org

Content

~Overview
~The Calls of the Shofar
~Stumbling Blocks and How to Shift the Paradigm
~A Movement Afoot, A Way to Connect
~Faith-Based Community Organizing
~What Faith-Based Community Organizing Achieve
~Why FBCO Groups Seek Synagogue Participation
~The Process of Joining
~Talking Tachlis: What the Synagogue Does Once it Join
~Synagogues Benefit From Participation
~Meeting the Challenges of Joining and Participating

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Shonna Husbands-Hankin

Co-Housing, Anyone?

Some good ideas never die.

Such is the circle I find myself in, revisiting the dream of intentional community. After thirty years of dreaming, designing, building, living

Harriet Hasenfest

Confessions of a Jew in a Christian Ministry

By Harriet Hasenfest*

Many people are familiar with Habitat for Humanity International, HfHI. They know it is a non-profit organization that makes

Rabbi Arthur Waskow, AJWS, Israeli press, and others, 12/30/2003

Dear Folks,

Many readers responded to my sending out the announcement by the American Jewish World Service of its efforts to aid Iranian quake victims by asking my feelings and thoughts about the Iranian government's rejection of the Israeli government's offer of aid to the victims.

The answer is that I feel both anger at the Iranian government and agony on behalf of the people who were suffering and being denied even some proportion of possible aid.