This Earth Day, let us reflect on our interconnectedness with the planet and all living beings. Let us commit to making sustainable choices that honor our covenant with the planet and future generations. Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb, who has served nearby Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation in Bethesda MD since 1997, is also Rabbinic Consultant for the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life. A long-time teacher and activist in the Jewish and multi-faith green arena, Fred's focus is on applying Jewish and shared religious values to today's eco-challenges.
Together we will explore the ways we create, sustain, and grow connections together. Let's examine the stories we tell about who belongs and where we feel like we belong.
Join us for a special celebration of Holi, a festival of joy and unity, featuring Sitar Niketan. Founded by sitar maestro Alif Laila in 2015, Sitar Niketan has become a sanctuary of South Asian culture, fostering a diverse community of music lovers. Under Guru Alif Laila's guidance, students explore the rich traditions of classical music, embracing the essence of South Asian culture. Additionally, the Sitar Niketan Student Ensemble, the first of its kind in the DMV area, has showcased its talent in prestigious venues such as the Kennedy Center and the Millennium Stage.
In the spirit of renewal and transformation, we'll delve into the significance of resurrection in our lives, embracing the power of hope, growth, and new beginnings. Together, let's discover how we can cultivate resilience and navigate life's challenges with courage and grace.
Through stories, music, and reflection, we'll discover how each of us plays a vital role in co-creating a religious community rooted in justice, compassion, and inclusivity. Don't miss this opportunity to be uplifted and empowered as we envision and build a new way forward together.
