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Announcing The Bucks County Free Synagogue
SACRED SCHMOOZE!
Announcing our guest speaker
for
the April 15th
(raindate, April 29th Sacred
Schmooze)
Our next schmooze will host Zak Ebrahim, a
nonviolence advocate and lecturer, as the speaker. Son of El-Sayed
Nosair, the assassin of Rabbi Meir Kahani, as well as a planner from
his prison cell of the 1993 World Center bombing which killed six
people, Zak is devoting his life to nonviolence. His lectures
demonstrate, on a very human level, that even those surrounded by
hate and under its influence can still choose a life of true
dedication, meaning and integrity through peaceful means.
Emily and Sarah Kunstler, daughters of William
Moses Kunstler, the late radical attorney and civil rights activist
who defended The Chicago Seven, The Black Panther Party, the Attica
Prison rioters, American Indian movements, Patty Hearst and umpteen
other left causes, will be filming a documentary of Zak's life and
are attending in order to film parts of his speech to us. Audience
participants may sign waivers to allow themselves to be included in
the film.
A reporter from The Herald is attending to
cover the event.
Suggested minimum donations are $10 per adult
and $5 per child because there are two honorariums to be given; one
to the speaker and one to the venue, St. Philip's Church.
Attendees are asked to contribute an appetizer
or dessert. Space is limited.
Please be certain to contact Elaine Trott
Phone: 215-598-1119 - if you plan to attend. To Email Elaine
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