Judy Schindler's guest appearances

Judy Schindler

Charlotte Readers Podcast

Calvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TN

Tom Hanks

Kimmery Martin

Craig Johnson

Jack Allison

Kaitlin Curtice

Omid Safi

David Collins

Lisa Jewell

John Fisher

Diana Butler Bass

Mike Collins

Peter Reinhart

A.J. Hartley

Peter Guzzardi

Randell Jones

OwlTail

Judy Seldin-Cohen

In today’s episode, we meet Rabbi Judy Schindler and Judy Seldin-Cohen, co-authors of “Recharging Judaism: How Civic Engagement is Good for Synagogues, Jews, and America.   “Recharging Judaism” calls American synagogues to take institutional stands on social justice issues, explaining why this is appropriate with Jewish texts, and showing how to implement change with helpful frameworks. But it’s not just a message for Jews, because everyone should be able to draw inspiration from the idea of a “Minyan on the Move,” where a gathering of ten or more souls take their faith outside the congregation to stand, firmly rooted, in support of people from all walks of life who need allies to stand and fight injustice.  This book, which was a Finalist in the National Jewish Book Awards, is a call to action, inviting civic engagement, trumpeting how such engagement can recharge the synagogue and observing how such action can bring different faiths together in support of common human causes.  We start the show with the co-authors reading from early in the book, where they illustrate why it is necessary to travel upstream to do the work of civic engagement.   You can connect with the show at: charlottereaderspodcast.com

In today’s episode, we meet Rabbi Judy Schindler and Judy Seldin-Cohen, co-authors of “Recharging Judaism: How Civic Engagement is Good for Synagogues, Jews, and America. “Recharging Judaism” calls American synagogues to take institutional stands on social justice issues, explaining why this is appropriate with Jewish texts, and showing how to implement change with helpful frameworks. But it’s not just a message for Jews, because everyone should be able to draw inspiration from the idea of a “Minyan on the Move,” where a gathering of ten or more souls take their faith outside the congregation to stand, firmly rooted, in support of people from all walks of life who need allies to stand and fight injustice. This book, which was a Finalist in the National Jewish Book Awards, is a call to action, inviting civic engagement, trumpeting how such engagement can recharge the synagogue and observing how such action can bring different faiths together in support of common human causes. We start the show with the co-authors reading from early in the book, where they illustrate why it is necessary to travel upstream to do the work of civic engagement. You can connect with the show at: <a href="http://charlottereaderspodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">charlottereaderspodcast.com</a>

Judy Schindler and Judy Seldin-Cohen – “Recharging Judaism: How Civic Engagement is Good for Synagogues, Jews, and America”

Obstacles abound in loving our neighbor; and understanding requires vulnerability, empathy, and courage. As an activist, Rabbi Judy Schindler is inspired by her relatives who resisted the Nazi regime. As a professor of philosophy and religious studies at Queens University, she is inspired by students who strive to build a better world rather than to pursue fancy job titles. As a rabbi and an author, she rejoices in the inspiration and power of words which can generate positive change. Schindler loves her immediate and extended families, which grow larger each day as she works toward overcoming obstacles to love.

Rabbi Judy Schindler: March 5, 2020

Rabbi Micah Greenstein

The Rev. Meredith Day sits down with Rabbi Micah Greenstein and Rabbi Judy Schindler for a conversation about reconciliation, wilderness, and justice in the season of Lent.

Lent After Dark Live Podcast Recording with Rabbi Micah Greenstein and Rabbi Judy Schindler