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Pesach for adults

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Being Free: the Prize out of Reach

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Freeing Food - sweet sticky enslavement

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Freeing Food - Inner City Poverty

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Fairtrade freeing food

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Shavuot excitement - a Progressive night

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Walking to Freedom - A new ritual for Serach Bat Asher

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Walking Towards Freedom - Let all who are hungry come and eat

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Walking towards Freedom - Oranges and Apples on the Seder Plate?

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Walking towards Freedom - seeing voices

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Walking towards freedom - Pants (and bras) to poverty

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September 18, 2011

Blogging Ellul: A little Sunday cheesiness

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Passing on Traditions... Serach bat Asher

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Pesach productions

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Debbie Young-Somers: Edgware, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom; Rabbi Debbie is part of the Rabbinic team at Edgware and Hendon Reform Synagogue. She is a regular contributor on Radio 2's Pause for Thought, BBC London's In Spirit, Three Counties Radio, and has appeared on 4ThoughtTV, Radio 4's Beyond Belief, and Midweek with Libby Purves. She has published articles here and there, as well as contributing to books and journals. She teaches Interfaith encounter and World Religions at Leo Baeck College, and Jewish-Christian Relations to trainee Chrsitian clergy. She is married to the lovely and patient Gary and is mum two cheeky monkeys. She has worked in interfaith and informal education, and loves being a rabbi as it enables her to empower others to find what excites them about their Judaism. If Judaism isn't a source of joy, comfort and meaning, it most likely has no meaningful future... so let's get busy!

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Welcome to my blog... Here I reflect on the wonderful and the bizarre in my rabbinic and interfaith life, pondering torah, text, life, and whatever else is going on! I'd love to hear your thoughts so do be in touch!

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