From Bocoratsohn, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Alison Josephs, founder and executive director of Jew in the city.

Allison discusses what we can do about anti-Semitism, shares her strategy for showing the world the beauty of Judaism,

and explains how we can step up and stand out as Jews.

Also, helping college students learn and explore their Judaism, and re-gatism and explains how we can step up and stand out as Jews.

Also, helping college students learn and explore their Judaism and recapping a special program at BRS on addiction and recovery.

All this and more, behind the BIMA.

Good evening. It is Wednesday night 9 p.m. I'm right here from where joined by my colleague

and dear friend by Josh Brody, and we are here to take you behind the Bima. Behind p.m. I'm right by a friend by Josh Brody and we are here to take you

behind the bema. How come when I say good evening? I sound like the count.

With evening. Good evening. Who was that the count? It is a good evening because we are together

and we are together with you. It's a good evening because here we are. Thank you. There's so much

blessing and brach in our lives, so much to be grateful for. We start with our attitude of gratitude

and our gratefulness to Rachel and Dan Redenski, our beloved members in memory of Michael

Brenzel sponsoring this episode. Rachel and Dan, thank you for all that you do for this generosity,

for your leadership and your love, the Jewish community, community and so much more and we appreciate your support and your

friendship rabbi bro day wow what a week first well i was in baltimore on sunday monday richmond

baltimore got i started out my day well there was a lot of excitement going on balt in Baltimore, but it started out. I went to near Israel. Got to dove with my rabbi. It was Rabbi Fran. And then afterwards, Rabbi Gibber's son said, hey, do you want to, do you want to go? First of it, I said, Rabbi Fran is like, you go see the new dining room. There's a beautiful new dining room. I loved it.

He says, I said, can I take a coffee?

He says, you put it on my tab.

So I go to the, I go get a coffee.

And then Rabbi Givers, Rabbi Giver's son says, do you want to go see the Roshchiva?

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