Being the Stranger
August 17, 2017
It takes work to avoid being strangers to one another.
Doris J. Dyen (RRC ‘13) lives in Pittsburgh, PA, where she is the rabbi for the independent havurah Makom HaLev, serves as a chaplain at Magee Womens Hospital, and offers spiritual support as a mashpiah ruchanit (Jewish spiritual director).
It takes work to avoid being strangers to one another.
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