Ecumenical program Jan. 28, March 24 offered by Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation
By Geri Gould
Posted 11/11/19
When headlines grab us with racist and bigoted language and actions, we often feel disgusted with the ignorance that abounds in the world and powerless to make changes.
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Ecumenical program Jan. 28, March 24 offered by Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation
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By Geri Gould
When headlines grab us with racist and bigoted language and actions, we often feel disgusted with the ignorance that abounds in the world and powerless to make changes.
Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation offers a two-part panel presentation to help people of many cultures learn each other’s ways and hopefully bring tolerance and understanding.
On Tuesday, Jan. 28, and concluding on Tuesday, March 24, you are invited to attend our panels, entitled Life Cycle Rituals.
The first panel (in January) will explore cultural and religious rituals surrounding birth, coming of age, and marriage. The second panel (in March) will offer explanations of rituals surrounding death and beliefs about the afterlife.
Panelists include Mr. Barnaby Lewis, Historian at the Huhugham Native American Cultural Center; Minister Carolina Uribe, from St. Mary’s Church in Chandler (primarily a Hispanic congregation); Ms. AzraHassain and Dr. M. ZuhdiJasser of the Greater Phoenix Muslim Speakers Bureau; Pastor Mitch McDonald, newly installed at Sun Lakes Church of Christ (representing traditional Christian views); and Rabbi Irwin Wiener of the Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation.
Both parts of this program will take place at the Sun Lakes Chapel. The programs are free and open to the public, though donations at the door will be gratefully accepted to benefit the Sun Lakes Chapel Board. Please save the dates and come and learn from all these amazing speakers.
The programs are 1-2:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Jan. 28 and March 24 at Sun Lakes Chapel , 9240 E. Sun Lakes Blvd. North in Sun Lakes. Go to sunlakesjewishcongregation.org.
Editor's note: Geri Gould is the president of the Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation.
