Groundhog Day, Anyone? I'm so sorry!

You are not Bill Murray.

I promise.

(Unless you are. But my guess is if you are reading this the odds are good you are not!)

I apologize that you have received emails repeatedly since April 16th alerting you to my Yom HaShoah post. Yes, it would be wonderful if you read it. No, you do not need to read it half a dozen times! Thank you to those of you who let me know.

Mailings are automated. I’ve been working to remedy the issue, and understandably both Squarespace and Mailchimp have been slow to respond right now. I’m hoping you have received your last notice about that particular post. If it is not fixed by Wednesday, I will just remove the post. It is linked in a Campus Ministry enewsletter that went out today,, so I am trying to avoid just taking it down.

Thank you for your patience!
Amy

Amy ArielApril 20, 2020

Malchut shebe Netzach
Nobility within Endurance
Monday evening May 20 and Tuesday May 21
As I walk into this day, I listen to a podcast, Judaism Unbound, Episode 431, interviewing Rabbi Jess Belasco. Rabbi Belasco runs the Disability Justice Torah Circle, which hosts classes, facilitates connection, and provides pastoral resources for disabled, high-risk, and chronically ill people who desire Jewish community. In the podcast, and in life, they ask, “What does disability say about Judaism?”