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Our friends and partners continue to fight for a better life in Philadelphia and throughout Pennsylvania. In this e-letter we are sharing news of:
the fight for drivers' licenses for al,l with vigils across the state on Thursday, June 18, sponsored by the New Sanctuary Movement;
a "Moral Takeover" of the state assembly in Harrisburg raises a call for equitable education funding, sponsored by POWER and beginning on Saturday, June 20;
a look at two new novels that tell the stories of Jews
in social/historical conflicts--Simone's Zelitch's "Waveland," set in
1964's Freedom Summer, and Jon Papernicks' "Book of Stone," which
follows a young Jew as he descends
into fundamentalism. Meet the authors at the Big Blue Marble Bookstore on Wednesday, July 1 at 7:00.
Details of each event are included below.
On Thursday, June 18, vigils across Pennsylvania will call for driver's licenses for all. Philadelphia vigils will take place at 2:00 pm at Rep. Keller's office at 1531 S. 2d St. (2d & Greenwich) and 4:00 pm at Rep. Taylor's office, 2901 E. Thompson St. (Cambria & Thompson). For more information and to RSVP, please visit the New Sanctuary Movement website at www.sanctuaryphiladelphia.org.
Beginning on June 20, in the largest
interfaith service in Pennsylvania's history, as people of faith from
across the state will gather to take over our State Capitol to demand a
moral budget that fully funds public schools. For more details and to sign up for a bus to Harrisburg, please visithttp://www.faithinpa.org/moraltakeover.html or www.powerphiladelphia.org/.
On Wednesday, July 1, meet the authors of two new novels that tell the stories of
Jews in social/historical conflicts--Simone's Zelitch's "Waveland," set
in Freedom Summer (1964), and Jon Papernicks' "Book of Stone," which
follows a young Jew as he descends
into fundamentalism. Reading and discussion at 7:00 pm, sponsored by Big Blue Marble bookstore, 551 Carpenter Lane in West Mt. Airy. For more information, please visit www.bigbluemarblebooks.com/.