The Uprooted and Unwanted: A Sermon for Yom Kippur

Last updated on: September 25, 2015 at 7:12 am by Mark Braverman

The Uprooted and Unwanted: A Sermon for Yom Kippur 2015-09-25T07:12:13-07:00 Mark Braverman

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Rabbi Brant Rosen leads a newly-formed Jewish congregation, Tzedek Chicago, a congregation that pursues a “Judaism beyond nationalism…non-Zionist, openly acknowledging that the creation of an ethnic Jewish nation state in historic Palestine resulted in an injustice against its indigenous people – an injustice that continues to this day.”

Read Rosen’s first Yom Kippur sermon, and get to know him thorough his blog. Here he is, once again stunningly on target. Check out the quote from James Baldwin near the end.

The Uprooted and Unwanted: A Sermon for Tzedek Chicago’s First Yom Kippur Service

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