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On Saturday, April 18, 2015, the 19th Judicial Circuit Victim's Rights Coalition, along with Martha's House of Okeechobee and the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office hosted a one day "Ride for Rights" motorcycle Fun Run. This ride was open to the public and consisted of both civilian riders and law enforcement riders traveling through multi jurisdictions; starting at the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office, and traveling to the Port St. Lucie Police Department, Treasure Coast Harley Davidson, Martin County (Indiantown) sub-station, and into Okeechobee County. This was a 115 mile motorcycle run where all the bikes were escorted by Law Enforcement the entire ride.
This was the 10th annual ride and was established to provide awareness for victims of crimes. The Victim's Rights Coalition is comprised of members across the Treasure Coast to include Okeechobee, Martin, Indian River and St. Lucie Counties and are dedicated to assisting/advocating for victims of crime and their rights as victims.
Their Mission Statement is to increase community awareness to victim issues and to increase awareness of community services and support. The month of April from the 19th through the 25th is National Crime Victims Rights week. The 19th Judicial Circuit Victims Rights Coalition observes this week and hosts many events to give awareness to victims of crimes.
We would like to thank all that participated in this event to include the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Eagle Riders #4509 and the Blue Nights organizations, as well as all participants of the ride. Thank you to the sponsors/vendors: Gretchen Robertson State Farm, Treasure Coast Harley Davidson, Everglades Farm Equipment, Chobee Steelers Band, B & B Crafts, Big Red Bus, Lounge at Sacred Sanctuary, Superior Water, Plaster Playtime, Beck Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Chico's Burrito Shack and the multiple agencies and officers that assisted with the escort.
During this event $1,130.00 was raised from the bike run and an additional $1,330.00 from the BBQ dinner.
A Good Deed on Good Friday
Sergeant Paul Ferrell received a call from an elderly Okeechobee woman regarding an individual who defrauded her out of $11,000 to cut down an Oak tree in her backyard. The 92 year old woman stated that the individual offered to cut down the oak tree and remove debris along with grinding the tree stump. The woman paid the individual but the work was never completed!
The individual returned to her home to cut down the large oak tree but then never returned to clean up the mess! During the cutting down of the tree, the individual also broke the cable line from the house and the homeowner had to pay to have it rewired.
The Okeechobee County Sheriff's Officers along with other volunteers, donated their day off on "Good Friday" to helping this elderly woman who was a victim of a scam. Waste Management/Okeechobee Landfill Inc. donated a 20 yard container and disposal fees to help with the volunteer efforts.
"This type of scam is common to elderly folks, said Sgt. Ferrell. Everyone needs to be aware of individuals who knock on your door to say they "noticed a problem with your roof, trees, etc."
If you suspect a possible scam, please do not hesitate to call the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Department at 863-763-3117.
Volunteer of the Year – Lt. Jason Egger
Lt. Jason Egger was nominated by Capt. Pearce. He stated, Lt. Egger has been an outstanding member of the OCSO Auxiliary. He is always available and contributes unselfishly to the auxiliary program.
Administrative Employee of the Year – Jason Knapp and Joseph Smith
Jason and Joseph were nominated by Lt. Brad Stark. "Both have been busy with renovating the computer system throughout the agency. Joseph has just recently taken care of issues with the cellular phone backup system and installed programs that have been needed by investigations. Both Jason and Joseph are easy to contact and pleasant to talk with while discussing technical issues", stated Lt. Stark.
Detention Deputy of the Year – Justin White
D/D Justin White was nominated by Lt. Rhoden and Sgt. Garland. They stated, he has great work ethic and a positive attitude. In addition to his normal duties throughout the community as the work squad supervisor, he is always willing to help out in firearms training as a firearms instructor. He has been a great asset to us and consequently to the agency as well.
Law Enforcement Officer of the Year – D/S Mark Margerum
Deputy Mark Margerum was nominated by Cpl. Donald Ellis, for Law Enforcement Officer of the quarter. "Deputy Margerum did an outstanding job taking the lead in an incident that involved a child that had been taken by an individual high on methamphetamines. The abductor stated the child was a demon and he knew what he had to do with the child. The child was taken into a wooded area and if Deputy Margerum and his coworkers had not located the suspect and the juvenile, who knows that the outcome for the juvenile would have been", stated Cpl. Ellis.
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Sgt. Crispin Bottari
Sgt. Crispin Bottari was nominated by Chaplain Joe Bishop. Brother Joe, stated that a call was received from an agency in Washington asking that we locate family members of a recently deceased brother. The portion of the address that was noted was not enough to locate. Through diligence and efforts the family was located, Sgt. Bottari along with D/S Harden never once waivered from the task at hand. Upon arriving at the family's location the officers far surpassed mere professional. They gave the family genuine compassion and gentle care, consoling them upon the news of their deceased family member. The family thanked them repeatedly. For this I offer my highest praise!
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Administrative Employee
Cindy Kemp
Cindy Kemp was nominated by Lt. Hortman and Sgt. Garland. Lt. Hortman and Sgt. Garland, stated that she is always willing to go above and beyond her regular work duties to help in any way she can. She is a huge asset to the department.
4th Quarter 2014
Detention Deputy
D/D Glen Bishop
D/D Glen Bishop was nominated by Sgt. Mark Garland. Sgt. Garland, stated he is knowledgeable, a great communicator, punctual, dependable and fills in where it is needed on his shift. D/D Bishop is very easy to work with.
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D/S Kristen Gray
D/S Kristen Gray was nominated by Sgt. Shannon Peterson. Sgt. Peterson, stated that on October 23, 2014 D/S Gray, while field training D/S Quinton Speed observed a suspicious truck pulling a goose neck trailer that was loaded with a fork lift. She believed that is should be investigated further. She discovered that the vehicle's trailer had faulty equipment. When conducting a traffic stop the vehicle fled and tried to side swipe her vehicle. The driver was later apprehended and it was discovered that not only was the fork lift recently stolen, that the truck had been stolen almost a year prior. Even though D/S Gray's trainee was operating her vehicle she demonstrated at the highest level what a good FTO does, by not only keeping herself safe but keeping her trainee safe and focused. If it wasn't for her exceptional cop sense this truck and equipment would have never been recovered.
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The Crisis Neg. Team was nominated by Capt. Bell. Capt. Bell, stated that on December 15, 2015 there was an incident that occurred in TCI that required the call out of the CNT team. They arrived quickly and got the briefing and began negotiations. They stayed diligent and made the best use of their time and decisions they made.
Okeechobee County Fire Rescue places "new" Wildland Fire Engine in service
Okeechobee County Fire Rescue announced today the completion of the refurbishment of a "new" wildland fire engine.
"We are very pleased to announce today this new firefighting asset has been added to our inventory." said Chief Ralph Franklin. "This project was accomplished as a joint venture between Okeechobee County Fire Rescue fleet services and the inmate labor program of the Okeechobee County Sheriff's office." Franklin said.
The project re utilized an existing 1970's era AM General truck chassis, which the county already owned, and $25,000.00 (estimate) of upgrades and fire fighting apparatus. "This type of repurposing of equipment is very common in the wild-land fire service and fire service in general." said Chief Franklin.
The truck is outfitted with a 650 gallon per minute (GPM) pump. It has been converted to air brakes from standard brakes and the electrical system was upgraded to a 12 volt system from a 24 volt system. The truck also has an 855 Cummings diesel engine providing enough power for use in off road in heavily vegetative areas.
The engine will be housed at fire station one but as our wildfire season approaches it will be utilized throughout the county.
For more information contact Okeechobee County Fire Rescue at 763-5544 from 8am – 5pm, Monday – Friday.


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Making It Count
I am a counter and a list maker. I use the calendar on my phone/computer and I have a paper calendar. I create a to-do list each week and sometimes add things I have already accomplished for the simple pleasure of being able to cross it out. I have a countdown app on my phone that provides me with the exact amount of time, down to the second, until an upcoming event. I am fascinated by the fact that time never changes and yet five more minutes until recess or your lunch break feels interminable while five more minutes with someone you love is never enough.
We all mark time in our lives in different ways: Facebook reminds us of birthdays, there are myriad apps to download and calendars in every size and color if you'd rather a physical book. If we take a step back from our ever present and much appreciated technology, we are reminded of the passage of time with every sun rise and set, with the changing of seasons, the warm fresh spring air following a difficult winter, even the beautiful and mysterious patterns of the stars in the vast inky blue on a clear night.
And so we all count, individually and collectively, slowly moving along with time, whether we like it or not.
Naturally, Judaism spends a lot of time contemplating and marking the passage of time as well, especially this time of year. On Passover we celebrate freedom, the bonds of cruel slavery broken as the Israelites follow Moses and Miriam out of Egypt and toward the Promised Land. We know the story, we've heard it, perhaps have even seen the animated version (I highly recommend The Prince of Egypt). Passover is both the culmination of this tale of slavery and the beginning of a new era of freedom and peoplehood.
So it only seems natural that Judaism would begin a count, called the "omer," beginning on the second day of Passover and counting the 49 days leading up to the holiday of Shavuot, which celebrates the moment on Mt. Sinai when Moses received the Torah, the story of the Jewish people and the laws, values and ethics by which to live. Each day Jews around the world say a blessing for this count as we move ever closer to the next defining moment in our collective life as a community.
Whether you vigilantly count the omer each day or you have never heard of this before, it is an interesting concept. While we often assume that the biggest moments in our lives deserve that special mark on our calendar, a card and maybe flowers, the counting of the omer suggests that remembering the journey, taking that brief moment for a simple blessing, a moment of perspective, also counts (please, pardon the pun).
These in-between moments aren't always splashy or exciting; no one is parting a sea or forming a nation every day. Just like the Israelites wandering through the desert, we complain, we bemoan our busy schedules, worry about what's to come, wonder if we made the right choices. And this lovely April, all of that pent up energy collected during a particularly vicious winter has been released and we are all running around, making up for lost time, attending that that spring dance recital or those little league baseball games, maybe soon a weekend visit to your favorite beach. And just as those dark, dreary, snowy winter weeks moved at a snail's pace, these lovely spring days seem to be flying by. And how often are we simply going through the motions, waiting for that next big event, cruising on autopilot?
So perhaps this year, amidst the craziness, on those average, nothing-special days, find a single moment and simply notice it, make it count. Give yourself a rest from the worry, from the anticipation or excitement of what's next. It is the joy we find for ourselves in the most mundane of moments or the peace we create in a single deep breath that allow us to embrace, prepare for and celebrate the most life-changing events that we put on calendars and count down with apps. The tick of time will always be constant, but we can choose how we spend it, even if only for one brief tock. So this year I'm going to count the omer and try my best to make it count as well.
Our Rainbow Connection
When I see a rainbow, Kermit the Frog singing "Rainbow Connection" comes to mind every time: "The lovers, the dreamers, and me…"
On our family's winter vacation we spotted an amazing rainbow running down the side of a mountain. It was truly breathtaking and left us oohing and aaahing. We were the lovers and the dreamers in that instant. I didn't think to say either the Shehecheyanu or the prayer to be said upon seeing a rainbow: We praise You, Eternal God, Sovereign of the universe, who remembers, is faithful to, and fulfills Your covenant with and promise to creation. We just gaped with open mouth in wonder at the beauty of creation. No words had to be said in that instant. We all felt our connection with each other and the One.
However, upon reflecting on that sighting, it would have been cool to mark the moment with Judaism by calling upon ancient words that are ever-new. So, I say them now to myself as my house hums with the noise from my dog's collar and the peace of sleeping children.
What about the rainbow being a symbol of our covenant with God? God shows Noah the rainbow in the clouds as a sign of God's covenant with humankind that never again will there be a flood to destroy them (Genesis 9:8-17). After Katrina, we can only wonder what a flood covering the earth must have been like.
The covenant was made again at Mt. Sinai when Moses delivered the 10 Commandments. It is thought and taught in Judaism that every soul was present—even those who were yet to be—at that most awesome moment in our shared history and "memory." So, what about people who aren't Jewish and are members of our families and our congregations? Were they there too? Is this their covenant too? Is the rainbow their symbol as well as those born to Jewish parents or brought up with Judaism?
I believe that when someone joins a Jew in the overwhelming, sometimes arduous, joyful and profound task of living with Judaism, their soul gets wrapped up in the tapestry of Jewish tradition that is 4,000 years strong. It is strong because it has always been diverse and ever renewing. The rainbow is the sign of continual creation and we are partners with God is this task. This is the core of the meaning of life, for me.
As we enter a new year, let us remember our rainbow connection.
Do You Fake Gratitude?
I've been seeing a lot of trends on Facebook over the past few months surrounding gratitude and if I'm honest, they mostly make me roll my eyes. I'm all for gratitude but these posts more often than not seem contrived and part of a fad rather than a real look at gratitude. That being said, it's a much better fad than the latest reality show or diet. Especially during the month of November, when we are asked to think about gratitude and of course have a holiday approaching devoted to this notion. But are we just paying lip service to this yearly concept or do we actually feel a real sense of thanksgiving as we sit around our Thanksgiving tables?
There is something so special about genuinely expressing gratitude. It seems to lighten my soul and give me a much-needed sense of perspective amidst the chaos of daily life. When I really see all that I have, all that I am privileged to do, I am less stressed, I smile more, I treat those around me better. But sometimes that chaos is overwhelming and I don't remember to take the time to see all that I have.
Much like the lone Mitzvah Day which takes place once a year in many synagogues, this single day of Thanksgiving does give us the opportunity to put a spotlight on our gratitude, but what about the next day (*shudder* Black Friday) or the next month? (For the record, a fantastic antidote to Black Friday is Giving Tuesday, and InterfaithFamily would love to see your gratitude on Dec. 2.) And once we have gone around the table and said what we are thankful for, do we do anything more with it or is the ritual of stating it enough?
Here at InterfaithFamily, we have dedicated the month of November to our InterfaithFamily Shabbat and have themed it, "30 Days of Abundant Appreciation." Our goal was to have communities all over the country, in whatever way they choose, express appreciation and gratitude for the interfaith families in their midst (see which organizations are participating in Boston here). As you might imagine, this takes many forms depending on the community and its makeup. But no matter the form, the message is incredibly important. For how often do we really take the time to appreciate those in our communities who might feel on the periphery? How often do we simply acknowledge the diverse composition of our communities and celebrate it?
But here's the big question, yet again: How do we keep it going? How do we continue to be appreciative and take those moments out of our day to feel a sense of personal gratitude for all that we have? How do we do it in a ways that feel authentic and not hokey? And in our communities, how do we do the same thing, whether for the interfaith families among us or just simply for belonging to a warm and open community?
I would love to hear your thoughts on gratitude. How can we be reminded in our own lives and in our many communities? Let's come up with some ideas together!
Five Observations
Below are five observations from working with interfaith families that may get our hearts racing and hopefully prompt respectful discussion:
1. Language matters. God created the world with words, "Let there be light…and there was…" The rabbis said that to embarrass someone is to kill their soul—to bring blood to their face. The same word in Hebrew for "word,"—d'var—is also the word for "thing." Words create reality. The old adage "sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me" is not Jewish. Thus, when we say, "non-Jew" for example, we are saying that someone is a "non-entity" or different from, and that isolates and estranges the very people we seek to endear and hold close. Thus, I say, "not Jewish" because I believe this difference is more than semantics.
2. Owning It. Many people who grew up with Judaism and are getting married describe themselves as "culturally Jewish." I have started pushing people to define what this means. Which culture? Ashkenazkic Jewish? If you go to your parent's for the holidays and your mother makes kugel and brisket, she is a cultural Jew. Can you claim this as an authentic identity as an adult vicariously? Is there a cut-off age for this when you have to own it yourself? Are people cultural Jews because they grew up culturally Jewish: going to Jewish camp (or camp with lots of Jews), having Jewish friends, getting together with family for break-fast and Passover?
As adults, we identify as Jewish, but maybe this hasn't been actualized since the Bar/
3. Re-branding Judaism. Selling Judaism. I find myself cheerleading for Judaism. I hear story after story about not having loved religious school; leaving the synagogue after the Bar/Bat Mitzvah; finding services boring, hard to follow, irrelevant; being disappointed by rabbis for whatever reasons; etc. I try to re-sell an open-minded, loving, vibrant, relevant Judaism in which people will find moral grounding, inspiration, other young people, accessible clergy, and rituals open to anybody who loves a Jew and is comfortable being part of everything—whether or not they formally convert. Does this Judaism exist? Should it exist? I tell people that this Judaism exists because I have experienced it in many places here in Chicago and in many different ways.
4. Inclusion. Can Judaism be an inclusive religion? Inclusion is a recent American ideal. For instance, we aim to create neuro-diverse classrooms because we believe that inclusion of different kinds of learners benefits everyone. But, can it be a Jewish ideal? We have been an insular, tight knit, ethnically bound people and this has kept us going. We are a religion of boundaries: day and night, holy and profane, Shabbat and the rest of the week, before 13 and after 13, kosher or treif. Can we have a Judaism that is totally open and includes everybody? This will change our Judaism. Is this OK? What will it look and feel like? Will there be a reason to formally convert anymore? (Anecdotally, I have found that when those come to experience Judaism they want more and more and do end up wanting a formal conversion, quite often…)
Beyond being welcoming, the real question is how and to what extent can Judaism be an inclusive religion?
5. Both religions. Each of these observations I have gleaned from working with interfaith families' present challenges and opportunities in the Jewish world. But, this last point is perhaps the most tricky. This one really gets our hearts racing and leads to arguments among Jewish leaders. What about families who want both religions of the parents to be part of their lives? What does it mean anymore to raise Jewish children? Is there a litmus test to this? Can one raise Jewish children and not belong to a synagogue (pretty hard to do in America, I personally think). Can one raise Jewish children if those children attend church with one parent or grandparent or cousins and take part in Christian holidays? Only if those holidays are celebrated "culturally" and not "religiously"? Can one raise Jewish children if Shabbat is not part of their lives, if they do not give tzedakah and if Judaism may not come up in the course of a day or week?
Many, many couples I meet with think they will want some aspects of both religions in their lives. They don't believe this will confuse children. They feel that if the parents are on the same page, the children will be too. If there is love, tolerance, respect, empathy, a willingness to learn and experience and a depth of compromise, it will enrich the family to become literate in both faiths and to celebrate aspects of both faiths. Whatever we think about this, we are going to have to confront this reality. How can and should the liberal Jewish world respond? What will our religious schools look like if we have more and more children exposed to both religions who feel "half and half" and say it with wholeness and pride? Will this dilute Judaism? Will this expand Judaism? Will all children raised within liberal Judaism today come to love the idiosyncrasies of our way in to the big questions of life: kindness, social justice, the meaning of sin, how to talk about God, what it means to have lived a good life?
If you are an interfaith couple, do these observations resonate? What are your answers? What are your questions? Have I captured some of this? We want to know the top things you are thinking about so that we can think this stuff through with you. Judaism needs your voices and your presence.
You Shall Be Holy
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Who is the "whole Israelite community?" It is all of you here. If you were brought up with Judaism, or have found yourself in Jewish life because you fell in love with someone Jewish, if you have a parent who isn't Jewish, if you wandered away from organized Jewish life, whether you think about Judaism throughout the week or not…you are the whole Israelite community.
If you cast your fate, so to speak, with the Jewish people…feel proud of and part of our amazing history, feel inspired by our audacious hope even in the face of despair, want your children to learn values and ancient wisdom from our texts which we still argue with and confront today, you are the whole Israelite community. If you want American, liberal Judaism to exist in the years to come because it adds creativity, nuance, ingenuity, joy, order, sacred purpose, social justice, support for education and so much more to our society, then you are the whole Israelite community.
If you have a Christmas tree in your living room, enjoy a cheeseburger, have grandparents and cousins and extended family who share Christianity with your children, yet you are here because you identify with Judaism, you are the whole Israelite community. You are in. You are good enough. We want you here. You are worthy. Your Judaism is authentic. You have layered, complex, multi-faceted family dynamics and you work to create Shalom bayit—peace in your home and your wider home—which is one of the most important mitzvot (commandments)…we understand. It's a journey. You make decisions. You revisit decisions. Identity grows and changes. You are the whole Israelite community.
There is one God of peace and love. We are one people, trying to make our family, our circle of friendships, our workplaces, our school communities, our Temple family, our world a more just, kind and decent place.
You shall be holy. This is holy work. The word in Hebrew for honor as in the 10 Commandments, to honor our parents, is kavod. This word also comes from the word for heavy. True honor and respect is a heavy pursuit. This is not for the faint of heart. This stretches us and brings us into new territory. But, ultimately, loving our neighbor next to us in these seats is holy because you are your neighbor. We are one.
Treat Others with Honor
"Ben Zoma asks, 'Who is worthy of honor?
My wife and I are always reminding our children that there is nothing more important than being kind. Hearing the "mean talk" of children's taunts or playground mishaps—which of course happens everywhere—makes our ears perk up. Mess up on your homework, that can be resolved pretty quickly, but if you treat another person with disrespect, the consequences can be devastating.
The Hebrew word for respect is kavod. It is also translated as honor, dignity, and even glory. Kavod is a cherished word in Judaism. The Hebrew root of the word, (KVD) likens itself to weight, importance and abundance. Simply stated, kavod is not something to be taken lightly. It is all about how one treats their fellow person. This is ascribed an indisputable holiness that is essential in Jewish philosophy. Right in the heart of the Torah, we are instructed to "love your neighbor as yourself" (Leviticus 19:18).
A psychologist studying the aftermath of a Golden Gate Bridge jumper in 2003 said, "I went to this guy's apartment afterward with the assistant medical examiner. The guy was in his thirties, lived alone, pretty bare apartment. He'd written a note and left it on his bureau. It said, 'I'm going to walk to the bridge. If one person smiles at me on the way, I will not jump.'" (New Yorker, 2003)
Apparently no one smiled at him and the rest is a tragic moment in the history of the Golden Gate Bridge, and suicide in general. Of course, there was a deep psychological imbalance in his life that led to such a horrific decision. Yet, the fact that people continue to regularly disregard each other is troubling. Admittedly, no one passing by this tortured soul could have known the level of despair he was in, but perhaps back then and even now, people could make an effort to show a stranger in our midst a little pre-emptive kavod. Surely all of us have felt uplifted by the gift of another's smile in passing. How much the more so for people we know!
So what are you doing to show honor and respect to the ones you love? How do you express dignity and kindness to the people you meet? The littlest gesture can make such a difference.
Interfaith relationships offer an incredible opportunity to contribute to Judaism's enduring strength and diversity. All people should be welcomed and included in Jewish rituals that are such an incredible source of value and meaning to all who participate in them. Perhaps the question when planning life cycle events should not be what are you going to get out of this moment or the person involved in the ritual, but rather, what can you give to the relationship? How can you help break down the barriers and include others?
I invite you to think about this as you peruse our interfaith forums and dialogues here at InterfaithFamily. Let's open our hearts and minds, for kavod is all around us and it all starts by recognizing the holiness inside you.
Pride Versus Prejudice
There are many things that I am proud of about my background. I am proud of my heritage, my hometown and my family. Being proud helps our self-esteem and drives us to reach for new goals. But from time to time, when speaking about my background, I want to be careful that I am not insulting another person's background. Sometimes I worry that pride can cross a line and become insulting or even prejudice. I'm going to put it out there: I am a conservative Jew who likes country music and cheers for Duke and the Phillies. But many people who I adore are Catholic, like heavy metal, are UNC fans and love the Red Sox. OK—I said it. We all make our own choices.
No one would argue that being proud of your family, school, city and heritage is a wonderful thing. Last year, after the Boston Marathon bombings, it was powerful to see the slogan "Boston Strong." The concept of uniting the city to find the bombers was a crucial first step in the healing process for a city that had suffered such a devastating event. Similarly, I greatly admire people who serve in our military because they love our country so very much that they put their lives on the line. There is nothing worse than the feeling of being attacked, so it makes sense to unify as a community or country to take back a feeling of control.
In the past 100 years there were two World Wars, the Cold War, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan to name a few. During the Second World War, Jews were targeted and murdered. As a result, many Jews have had a strong sense of pride as a way of overcoming such a horrific event in history. After centuries of persecution, many Jewish people felt very protective of their religion and culture. Many people dedicated their lives to working for Jewish causes. That sentiment is weakening as younger generations feel a distant connection to the Holocaust. Currently, some Jews do not feel threatened by anti-Semitism and feel very welcomed into American culture.
Here's the problem. Pride is a wonderful motivator and generally exudes positive energy. However, sometimes pride comes at the expense of another city, town or culture or religion—and becomes prejudice. It is a very fine line between the two. The risk of misinterpretation or offending someone is constant. (And, there will always be people who are overly sensitive.) Yet, people don't want to have their thoughts censored in their effort to be politically correct. It's OK to have an opinion and to express it. But I think it is infinitely important to be aware that pride can easily step over the line and become prejudice.
Here is my recommendation: Think of pride versus prejudice like a sporting event. Everyone can and should cheer for their team. Competition is a great motivator and perseverance leads to wonderful self-esteem. Players and fans should exercise good sportsmanship. Occasionally there is a player or fan who steps out of line. Occasionally a player breaks a rule or there is even a flagrant violation. That doesn't indicate that every player on that team is vindictive. We should exercise good sportsmanship and sensitivity and maintain the balance between pride and prejudice.
Eyes on the Prize
I love when my kids come home from school with inspirational materials. This week, with MLK day on everyone's mind, it was to honor the great Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. Found inside my 1st grader Eli's backpack was a scholastic news weekly reader called "Before and After Dr. King," emphasizing how MLK had helped change unfair laws in his lifetime. This little flyer highlighted three topics featuring before and after photos: Buses, schools and water fountains which clearly and visually showed the inequality and horrific level of prejudice in daily life in the south in the '50s and '60s.
So we had a kitchen table discussion, and I found myself getting teary-eyed, as I often do at the thought of being separated and judged for who you are by the color of your skin or boxed into feelings of shame for what you were born into. My kids are blown away that people were treated so unfairly. Eli found it fascinating that I was born in 1969, "way back then only one year after Martin Luther King died." We talked about how hard it is to believe that people couldn't sit together or learn together or share the same water fountain; things I did not have to witness in person, thank God, being way up north and born after the civil rights movement had a chance to flourish.
"Jews were treated unfairly too back then," I explained to Eli.
"Why does it always have to go back to the Jews?" my wife bemoaned, "Can't we just stick with MLK?" (It's got to be tough to be married to a Jewish educator with every topic coming back to Judaism at his kitchen table.)
"I'm just saying," pointing to the picture with the separate seating on the buses, "there were also signs back then that said, 'No Jews Allowed.' Of course, it was nothing compared to the horrors that faced the Southern black community at the time, but there are similarities. Deb gave me that "Lets not bring this back to the Holocaust" look, knowing all too well where it was heading. I got the message. "You will learn more details about this every year as you get older." I tried to conclude my digression before Shalom Bayit had been compromised—again.
Mavis Staples, created one of the best civil rights songs of all time (and albums for that matter titled We'll Never Turn Back in 2007), called "Eyes on the Prize," telling us to "hold on," and to keep our "eyes on the prize" of freedom.
We have come a long, long way as a more inclusive society (thank God) and prejudice needs to be fought wherever it strikes. There are many issues to hold on to as we keep our eyes on the prize. King's vision to change the world began with color (or rather I should say a dream of not judging people by the color of their skin) and continues to grab our hearts and attention on opening our minds to all people who suffer and have been marginalized by society, "still vastly crippled by the manacles of segregation and the chains of discrimination." (MLK, I Have A Dream speech, April 28th, 1963)
As of this writing, 17 states have legalized same sex marriage (starting with my home state of Massachusetts in 2004). And intermarriage is a fascinating because it is not an issue of legality from state legislation, but rather in issue of relational acceptance by denominations or complex family dynamics.
Going through the list of rabbis who are willing to officiate marriages on this website, I am struck by their level of heroism to stand up for change and inclusiveness, despite the slowness of many congregations and some of their peers.
Things are evolving and getting better, no doubt. It is wonderful to see same sex marriages continuing to be recognized and officiated by rabbis in synagogues. But somehow, interfaith marriage has a bigger hurdle to overcome in acceptance on the institutional level. For example, the Conservative movement has a doctrine to not allow their rabbis to even attend an interfaith marriage, let alone officiate one.
You have probably heard about the small, but still existent, ultra-Orthodox factions that are pushing for separate buses for men and women. Oh Dr. King, how did some of us get so far off? It is deeply embarrassing to see people miss the mark in respecting others' differences.
In the meantime, this year I will be watching for more synagogues to be more inclusive and welcoming to more intermarried couples. I want my children to grow up witnessing synagogues and Jewish institutions working to make a stronger community of unity and respect.
What Happens When Judaism Becomes Ethics?
One of my favorite camp counselors from my youth, now a respected university instructor and demographer, Marc Dollinger, Ph.D. is the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Chair in Jewish Studies and Social Responsibility at San Francisco State University. He recently posted the following query on Facebook:
"…how many of the 613 mitzvot were classical Reform Jews obligated to perform? My undergrads at SF State want to know."
I was intrigued, so I started reading the 45+ comments. Professor Dollinger offered additional insight about the class that he was teaching when the question was posed: "Today's lecture on post-Enlightenment denominationalism, at 75 minutes, was supposed to cover classical and modern Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox (overviews on questions of God, Torah, authority, practice) but we didn't get past classical Reform. Thrilled with the student interest and passion. More queries coming…"
Rabbi Evan Goodman, formerly from the Bay Area and now the UC Santa Barbara Hillel Executive Director responds: "…I know you stated you need a number, not a theory. However, I don't believe this question can be answered that way and be authentic to Reform [Judaism]. As you know, Reform Judaism is non-Halachic. Its starting point is the premise that the mitzvot and other traditions are not legally binding on us. It was and is up to each one of us to learn and interpret these traditions in our own generation…"
As the class continued its conversation with Professor Dollinger, he "taught how the early Reform theologians employed rationalist thought to determine which mitzvot remained relevant in modernity and which were considered dated in light of the rapidly changing world. In this sense, wearing kipot and talit would lose value while commandments against murder and stealing would, logically, remain. Students had a deeper concern that once Judaism becomes ethics, what makes it Jewish anymore?"
Rabbi David Cohen, also formerly from the Bay Area and now at Congregation Sinai in Milwaukee, WI, chaperoned my teen trip to Israel (many years ago). He offered that "the classical reformers distinguished between rational, ethical mitzvot and non-rational ritual mitzvot. The rabbis of old would have called these mishpatim and khukim. Ethical mitzvot were obligatory; ritual mitzvot were optional. Each Jew was to make a personal, informed choice, choosing to perform a ritual mitzvah if s/he found it spiritually uplifting."
He points out that a distinction is made between ritual (i.e. religious) and ethical commandments. Fast forward to today. My post read as follows, "I'm curious how your students would respond to the recent Pew Study finding that most of their contemporaries would describe themselves as non-religious Jews. Is this the same or different from classical Reform Judaism shifting away from halacha? It seems that among the non-Orthodox Millennials today, ethical/cultural Judaism is their focus of interest, over religious Judaism." The distinction between religious and ethical continues.
So, what happens when Judaism becomes ethics? What do you think?
42: The Jackie Robinson Story
I was asked the other day what challenges I anticipate as InterfaithFamily moves forward with our objectives. As the great baseball player Mike Lowell quoted his father saying, "There are many injustices out there. It is what one does with that injustice that will shape a person into the character that he will become."
Our mission at IntefaithFamily is to "support interfaith couples exploring Jewish life and making Jewish choices, and to encourage Jewish communities to welcome them." Sounds pretty good to me. So what could be the challenge?
Sticking with baseball shaping character, let us liken the game of baseball to religion. It is a joyous and meaningful game indeed, filled with thrills and sorrows, wins and losses, struggles to overcome, questionable calls (look out for obstructions) and blessings and prayers (and come to think of it, there is even a God Bless America thrown in sometimes toward the end). But let's play out this metaphor. Where is the challenge that I anticipate?
If religion is the game of baseball and every team is a religion, who gets to play? Who wants to play? Who "deserves" to play? Who "needs" to play? Who watches the game and who is participating? Were you born to play or did you fall in love with the game?
I had the privilege of seeing the movie 42, The Jackie Robinson Story, a few months ago. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend it. It is hard to imagine that professional sports were segregated for so long and it wasn't until 1947 that Jackie Robinson broke the "colored barrier." The movie does not hold back in depicting how many players, EVEN ON HIS SAME TEAM were unaccepting and prejudiced at first. Some resented Jackie for making a sport into "a political situation."
One thing that becomes clear is that Jackie just wanted to play baseball. The world had things so very upside down back then. It was revolutionary at the time for an African American to play with whites on the same field. (And just as heartbreaking to see a world filled with segregated seating in the stands—but it was one battle at a time back then). Jackie had courage and valor that we all admire, and the kind of determination one needs to overcome the prejudice of the old world. There was an unaccepting nature of how things were that constantly challenged him.
I am lucky, for interfaith work is not new at all. There are many great leaders before us that started this work and I am lucky to be part of the growing conversation. Boston itself is often at the forefront of innovation and acceptance of interfaith relationships and has offered great interfaith programming for years.
The majority of people do not like to "make waves." It takes courage to stand up for something that you believe in, even if it is unpopular at the time. Bringing it back to interfaith families, here is the kicker: There are more intermarried Jews than non-intermarried Jews. The obstacle is people who hold back and are so set in the "old ways," that they fail to notice our own Jackie Robinson has joined our team.
It is intermarried couples who want to play ball. Jewish communities are enriched by diversity and a multitude of expressions and practices. Interfaith relationships are an opportunity not a threat to Jewish continuity. Collaboration with others is essential to the work that we do and open communication and education lead to understanding.
I hope that when times get tough and I meet those unwilling to see how Judaism is evolving and growing to be more inclusive and welcoming, that I will always remember good old number 42: Jackie Robinson, a hero to us all. The game has only gotten better and better and it is my prayer that everyone is ready to "play ball."


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Nothing formal, my father is also pagan and he taught us to respect the earth and a little about traditional pagan holidays, but I have never followed a defined path.
I'm not entirely sure how to define my philosophies... I respect the earth, have a great love of animals, and believe that people should be accepted for who and what they, unless they are doing themselves or others harm. Again, I don't follow a definite path.
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"It's a selfish thing to want to protect Nature." ~ Yvon Chouinard.
A Mindful Manifesto
The other quote I love in this Amex video (which we first covered here) is:
"To do good you actually have to do something." ~Yvon Chouinard
But be careful. When you do something, you get criticized. You mess up. You fail.
Life ain't for the faint-hearted. It is, as the Japanese are fond of saying, the nail that sticks out that gets hammered down.
Doing something means you'll be accused of hypocrisy, of imperfection, of greenwashing…and, sometimes, "they" will be right. But if your mission and intention your vision and view are grounded, the truth will emerge out of the hype.
This means you'll spend your days working and nights working and weekends working while your friends make more money, easier…but your work will be something you love, and what you love will make you lovable and protect our earth and our next seven generations. And we're enerting a generation where the old paradigms are just that; old. Where doing well and doing good don't conflict. Where we can have our organic free-range fair-labor cake and eat it, too. Where we can save the tigers and the elephants, oh my, while making enough time for yoga class and one too many microbrews.
And that's the only kind of life worth the living.
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5 Simple Table Settings Using Greens & Candles
Are you hosting a special dinner this winter season? My favorite way to dress up a table is with some simple greens and plenty of candles. You can use clippings from your yard and your holiday tree; you can even use herbs from your kitchen if you have an over abundance. Here are five lovely arrangements to get you inspired.
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I look at the many House Tours that are featured on this site as a treasure trove of inspiration, and the holidays are no exception. Oftentimes when we shoot around the holidays, the spaces are decked out in Christmas decor and the homeowners personal style always shine through. Here are a few of my favorite examples:
Knock-Your-Socks-Off, Interactive Children's Books
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I truly believe that all a children's book needs to be magical is a well illustrated wonderful story, but sometimes, as a gift,...a book can fall flat. These interactive books, on the other hand, have so many bells and whistles, they won't be cast aside on Christmas morning in favor of "real" toys. They are super creative, super fun and meant to be played with, over and over.
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There is nothing like a festive table to get you in the mood for the holidays. Whether you are throwing a big bash, a dinner party or having a small family dinner, consider dressing your table up. Here is some inspiration from around the web to get your wheels spinning!
5 Ways To Protect Your Pets Over the Holidays
The holidays can be a dangerous time for pets. I know, that sounds ominous. But think about it: they are likely to be spending some extra time alone because of parties and travel. And, our homes may have some additional seasonal things around that can cause problems for our four-legged friends. Here's how to keep them safe:
5 Last Minute Gift Ideas (That Don't Suck)
It happens to the best of us: We accept a last-minute invite and need to pick up a thoughtful hostess gift; We put off our online shopping until shipping deadlines are passed and we dread facing the lines at the mall; or we just accidentally left a name off the list.
4 Simply Blissful Danish Homes at Christmas
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Great Gifts for Small-Space Dwellers
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10 Free Printable Holiday Posters for Your Wall
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It's called the most popular parlor game in Texas: Is Gov. Rick Perry mulling another White House run? We should know on Monday when Mr. Perry steps before a microphone at the Caterpillar heavy equipment dealer in San Antonio — which happens to be the nation's largest — to reveal his "exciting future plans," among other things.
"Perry's expected to keep the door wide open for another White House campaign. And perhaps he might associate himself with an organization or foundation that gives him a platform to talk about small government and the Texas economy to a national audience," says Wayne Slater, a political writer for The Dallas Morning News.
But there's talk about Perry fatigue, even in the Lone Star State.
"What's he got to lose? His last stab at the White House was so disastrous that expectations this time would be below sea level," Mr. Slater notes. "Just showing up and not making a mistake, demonstrating he can remember three things in the same sentence, might earn him a second look from voters.
"At the very least, Perry could repair the damage to his public image. Should lightning strike, he might even become the consensus choice of the conservative GOP base looking to counterbalance the moderate wing of the party that includes New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush."
Stark and unsettling employment numbers for an overlooked demographic have been released by the Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University, a research group that tracks month-to-month employment among American vets, based on Bureau of Labor Statistics. The reality: a fifth of the nation's young warriors are jobless.
"The nation's youngest veterans, ages 20-24, are experiencing one of the highest unemployment rates at 21 percent," the research says.
It notes the rate is 7 percentage points higher than that of non-veteran peers of the same age, adding, "Approximately 68 percent of post-9/11 veterans ages 20-24 have been unemployed for more than five weeks,"
President, lawmaker, delegate? Forget about it. By a 2-to-1 margin, 64 percent to 31 percent, Americans would not like their child to go into politics as a career, reports Gallup poll analyst Jeffrey Jones.
These numbers have been consistent since 1944, when the pollster first posed this question to the public.
"Most Americans would not prefer their son or daughter to go into politics as a career, and this preference has not changed appreciably over time even as Americans' frustration with the government has grown," Mr. Jones says.
"Compared with other possible careers, politics ranks fairly low in Americans' pecking order. Another historical Gallup question has consistently found Americans mentioning a career in medicine or technology as the one they would advise a young man or woman to pursue.
"A career in politics or government has historically ranked well behind those professions as well as law, business, teaching, and engineering," he says.


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