3 Tuesdays: April 28, May 5 & 12, 2026, 6:30 - 7:15 PM (EDT) via Zoom

Esteemed global thought leader, prolific writer, and dynamic educator on activism as spiritual practice, Rabbi Mike Moskowitz teaches this interactive study series:

Rabbi brings sacred text and Biblical principles to bear on our understanding and responsibilities to respect the stranger among us - a central principle, repeated 36 times in Torah, reminding us "you were strangers in the land of Egypt, connecting history, empathy, protection and inclusivity.

As you enroll in this and other classes offered by The Beacon, please know that generous financial commitments make it possible to bring Rabbi Moskowitz and extraordinary learning opportunities to you. And so, we offer the opportunity for you to contribute as generously as you are able. Please consider options, including sponsorship and underwriting, that will be most meaningful and feasible for you - and please know that every contribution is impactful and greatly appreciated.

With blessings,

Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum
Director

To contribute through Bank-to-Bank Transfer (ACH), DAF / Family Foundation, QCD, or Stock Transfer, corporate match, etc.,
contact Development@BeaconForDemocracy.org.

he Beacon is an affiliated program of 501c3 Union Theological Seminary (UTS), with community partners including T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights, Interfaith Center of NY, NY Jewish Agenda, and a growing list of like-minded faith-based and justice-driven organizations across the country. In accordance with IRS regulations, contributions are tax deductible as no goods or services are provided in exchange for your gift.

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