Author: Mary Beth Czifra

Reflection: Oct 9, 2016 – “Wounded Communities, Healing Communities”

Reflection – “Thoughts on Healing” Healing and Dying: My Dad My dad died just a little over five years ago. It was not a good death for him. His wife, his third wife, didn’t want him to go, and grasped at anything medical science had to offer, hoping for a miracle cure. Of course many … Continue reading Reflection: Oct 9, 2016 – “Wounded Communities, Healing Communities”

Podcast: Oct 24, 2016 – “Tikkun Olam – To Repair the World”

In the Kabbalah, the mystical teachings of Judaism, there is a story that God created the world out of vessels of light made from parts of God’s essence. But some vessels shattered and the shards, representing brokenness, still carry power and need to be reunited with God. Both mystical and practical effort are required to … Continue reading Podcast: Oct 24, 2016 – “Tikkun Olam – To Repair the World”

CQE Clinics Planned for November and December

As part of our work on racial justice, we recognize that a disproportionate number of black men are incarcerated in this country, and when they are released, opportunities for employment are limited. The Certificate of Qualification for Employment makes it easier for such returning citizens to obtain employment. This clinic will help returning citizens complete … Continue reading CQE Clinics Planned for November and December