“We’re going to gather tonight and tomorrow morning for Shabbat. We’re going to do what we always do. We’ve got a guest who is a minister in the United Church who’s speaking tomorrow morning because part of what we do is, we build bridges between communities. We will always be on the side of of building and not destroying, and hoping to help be a positive force in this world that we live in.”
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