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From the Beliefs archives: Protest and arrest - Rabbi Rachel Timoner

From the Beliefs archives: Protest and arrest – Rabbi Rachel Timoner
Jonathan Woodward


This week on Beliefs, we revisit a conversation from our first season with Rachel Timoner, Rabbi of Congregation Beth Elohim.

She describes the clarity she feels from what she calls the unfinished business of America. Reparations for slavery, the rights of women to control their bodies, and opposition to xenophobic oppression: all part of the central moral agenda Rabbi Timoner feels is her purpose. 

We’ve brought Rabbi Timoner back this week to revisit her commitment to her ethics, her purpose, and her faith.


 

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