Lighting the path for our conversation today is Rabbi Brad Levenberg, the esteemed senior Rabbi at Temple Sinai in Atlanta, Georgia. His insight into fostering a fair society and the importance of creating positive Jewish memories draws a nuanced picture of progressive spiritual leadership. With Temple Sinai housing the most extensive collection of Jewish literature in Georgia, we explore the transformative power of knowledge and the potency of banned books in shaping societal narratives.

Our discourse navigates the impressive efforts of the Atlanta Black Jewish Coalition in bridging the divide between Black and Jewish communities. We reflect on the evolution of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival. Rabbi Levenberg's personal journey and his small, yet significant victories for humanity act as a guiding light, inspiring us to leverage our resources for societal progress. This intriguing discussion delves into the intersection of spirituality and culture, providing a fresh perspective on our collective journey towards an equitable future.

Note the website for the Atlanta Jewish Committee is ajc.org

(This episode was recorded in August 2023.)