From Pittsburgh-
The Calvary Episcopal Church, a paragon of good neighborliness, will
serve as host to Tree of Life*Or L’Simcha Congregation for all of its
5780 High Holiday services.
Calvary is located on Shady Avenue, less than a mile from the Tree of
Life synagogue building, in the heart of Mr. Rogers’ neighborhood. On
Saturday, Oct. 27, the church happened to be filled with parishioners
attending its annual fundraiser to help the underserved. The news of the
mass shooting targeting people down the street hit them hard, said the
Rev. Jonathon Jensen, rector.
“So, right afterward, the next day, I preached about the shooting and
what that might mean, short-term and long-term, and how does a person
of faith respond,” Jensen said.
“In my experience, I have found that often what happens is people
will say, ‘Is there anything we can do to help you?’ and it puts the
burden on the person who’s hurt,” he said. “I’ve found it is much more
helpful to make specific offers of things people might actually need, so
the burden is on you to do it rather than the person who is hurting to
think of something for you to do.”
More here-
https://jewishchronicle.timesofisrael.com/tree-of-life-to-hold-high-holiday-services-at-calvary-episcopal/?fbclid=IwAR2Y8-6Yfze55CC6NFs9ac-rOPLdtWicX1jj5HMV5ICkK9s--Lq1I_17lSA
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