Megan Black Johnson will join us to offer reflections on her journey as a Black Christian organizer and trainer to her daily work to counter antisemitism and religious bigotry, and together discuss the necessity of building power with and between different communities. Dinner costs $25 per adult 13 and older, no charge for children under 13. No charge to attend services only.
RSVP for dinner here: https://www.bnaikeshet.org/kabbalat
Bnai Keshet is located at 99 S. Fullerton, Montclair.
For those interested in readings to ground this discussion, we recommend Eric Ward’s articles “Skin in the Game” and “You Don’t Get to Burn It Down If You’ve Never Built a Thing.”