Bill Mckibben speaks to the Tikkun Community

By Beyt Tikkun Synagogue | October 18, 2022

Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org, addresses Beyt Tikkun's 2022 / 5783 High Holiday services.

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Beyt Tikkun Synagogue is a community of Jews committed to the healing, repair and transformation of our world, the Jewish community, Israel, and our own inner selves. We are part of an emerging movement of Jewish Renewal that is seeking to return to the deepest sources of Jewish spirituality. We sometimes describe ourselves as neo-Hasidic: "Hasidic" because we believe that serving God is not only a matter of the head but of the heart, "neo" because we are committed to equality of the sexes, welcoming to gays, lesbians and transexuals, and rejecting every form of chauvinism and affirming the equal value and equal closeness to God of all people on our planet.

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