Part II: More Lessons from Beth Am and Reflections on the Sacred Spaces in My Life It wasn’t until I got home and read the program for the Rosh Hashana—Yom Kippur services at Beth Am that I realized the concept of “Sacred Space” is the theme of the coming year for Beth Am, both physically … More Sacred Spaces 2
Part I: From Shades of Yale to IFO: Finding My Humanity at Beth Am Synagogue Since I first wrote about my chance encounter with the Beth Am Synagogue in January of this year (https://baltimoreblackwoman.com/2016/01/18/honoring-dr-martin-luther-king-day-shades-of-yale-rock-beth-am-synagoIgue/), a remarkable thing has happened to me: I have come to view Beth Am as a personal sacred space and a … More Sacred Spaces
I’ve just come home from my Second Debate Night Watch Party. After all the angst and drama of the last 48+ hours, I really had no idea what to expect. Would Donald Trump Drumpf even make it to the debate? And if he did, would he finally come unhinged and turn into the Frankenstein Monster, … More Hillary vs. Donald: Debate Night 2
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