Gather with us onsite or online for an inspirational Shabbat Tzedek, a Sabbath of Justice, to celebrate the values of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with honored guest Rahsaan D. Hall, president and CEO of the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts. This service is open to people of all faiths.
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES: Shabbat Mishpachah (Family Shabbat) begins before the service at 5:15 p.m., with dinner for all kids, teens, and families. During the sermon, younger children are invited to leave the service for a kids-only ice-cream party. Babysitting is available for kids over age 1.
AFTER THE SERVICE: Everyone is invited to an onsite festive oneg, featuring the opportunity to participate in Israeli dancing. The oneg is catered by local Black-owned restaurants. We are collecting food for the Greater Boston Food Bank. Please bring non-perishable packaged food with you to donate to the drive.
How to participate:
No need to register; just come! Join us onsite or online (on Zoom, on Facebook Live, or via Temple Israel’s livestream). Questions? Call 617-566-3960 or email info@tisrael.org.
About Rahsaan Hall
Rahsaan D. Hall is the esteemed president and CEO of the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, where his visionary leadership drives transformative change. With a juris doctorate from Northeastern University School of Law, Hall’s journey in advocacy began as the director of the racial justice program for the Massachusetts ACLU. There, he spearheaded initiatives combating racial profiling, promoting police accountability, and defending voting rights, earning recognition as a prominent voice in civil rights.
In his current role, Hall amplifies the Urban League’s impact, expanding programs to address economic disparities, enhance education access, and foster civic engagement. His dynamic leadership style and unwavering commitment to equity solidify the Urban League as a beacon of hope in Eastern Massachusetts.
Hall’s dedication to social justice resonates through his strategic initiatives, empowering marginalized communities and fostering a more inclusive society. Through his tireless efforts, Hall continues to shape a future where opportunity and justice are accessible to all.
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