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Sunday, February 18 • 4:15pm - 5:30pm
Oh, Rabban Gamliel, Will We Survive to Tell The Tale?: Three Parts Continuity & One Part Ingenuity

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Rabban Gamliel is an infamous character of Rabbinic literature who can be characterized as authoritarian and unforgiving in his enforcing of a uniform Jewish practice - until Rabbi Elazar ben Azarya briefly takes over and shakes things up irrevocably. Does their story have bearing on us today? Using traditional Talmudic texts, Rory Michelle's song "Rabban Gamliel," and examples from our own lives and communities, we will explore the balance of preservation and innovation in Jewish practice.
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Rory Michelle Sullivan

Artist-in-Residence
Rory Michelle Sullivan’s work as singer/songwriter, songleader, musician, composer, educator, curriculum writer, and consultant with a range of Jewish communities and ages inspires spiritual connection, growth, and joy through healthy, authentic, creative, and constructive relationships... Read More →

Sunday February 18, 2018 4:15pm - 5:30pm EST
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  How do innovation and tradition influence our Jewish practice?

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