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- Chanukah Candle Lighting with SLC Mayor Mendenhall
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- The Crisis of Israel's War in Gaza with Dr. Steven Hobfoll
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Social Action Community Service
This year, the CKA Social Action/Social Justice Committee has decided to focus on Homelessness and Hunger with volunteering events, direct advocacy, and learning all targeting these specific issues. Our goals are to give our community the opportunity for service while educating them about the interconnectedness between Judaism and these critical societal issues.
The Social Action/Social Justice Committee wishes to involve other aspects of our communities in our conversations and events about these issues including Shabbat Divrei Torah, young professional events, confirmation class activities, and other Religious School activities. We have events aimed at all demographics including families, young adults, empty nesters, and senior citizens. We believe that Jewish communities do not make the world better by talking about a better world but by going out and improving it directly inspired by our Jewish values.
Fri, December 1 2023
18 Kislev 5784