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Jewish-American Heritage Month: A Reminder of the Blessing to Our Nation the Jewish People Have Been
The story of the Jewish people is the ultimate allegory for perseverance. With origins almost as old as history itself, the Jews, through millennia of privation and persecution yet endured and prevailed.
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“I am not alone in this. I have brothers and sisters all around the world that are fasting with me. We hold our prayers and our meditations very sacred.“
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All of these things signify an appreciation of what we now have, what we cherish and what we will never surrender or forget: freedom.
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By making room for the needs of the spirit, the 30 days of Ramadan help us realize and remember that we are all children of God.
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Beliefs are not simply reserved for times it’s convenient or easy.
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I put these religious labels on Boon, Kofi, and Avi now, but back then, the subject never came up. They were just my friends.
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This spirit of kindness, goodwill and love is found in all religions.
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It takes courage and resilience to maintain one’s faith despite DNA evidence that all is lost and that hope is futile. On the other hand, it takes no courage to hate.
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Churches today recognize that they are often the last haven for those in need.
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The story of the one-day’s supply of oil that lasted for eight is the story of the Jewish people—a culture and a religion whose flame should have flickered out time and time again but kept burning.
