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SPEAKER February 15, 2020
Rabbi Dr. Daniel Sinclair will deliver the lecture on the topic of "Handicapped Cantors and Guide Dogs in Shul: Human Dignity vs. Black Letter Law." Rabbi Dr. Sinclair is Visiting Professor of Law at Fordham University.

UPCOMING SPEAKERS
February 22nd: Rabbi Mintz will deliver the lecture following services.
February 29th: Ritchie Torres, NYC Councilmember for the 15th District will deliver the lecture on the topic of anti-Semitism.
March 7th (Parshat Zachor): Evan Bernstein will deliver the lecture. Evan is the Vice President, Northeast Division at the Anti-Defamation League.
March 14th: Dr. Ellie Carmody will deliver the lecture on the topic of the Anti-vaccination movement.
March 21st: Rabbi Mintz will deliver the lecture.
March 28th: The entire KRA community is invited to join the celebration of Aaron and Josh Mitchell's b'nai mitzvah. All services will take place at Manhattan Day School.
April 4th (Shabbat Ha-Gadol): Rabbi Dr. David Ellenson will deliver the lecture. Rabbi Dr. Ellenson is the Chancellor Emeritus of Hebrew Union College.
April 4th (following mincha): Rabbi Mintz will deliver the Shabbat Ha-Gadol Drasha.

RABBI MINTZ'S WINTER LECTURE SERIES
Rabbi Mintz's final lecture will take place on Tuesday evening February 18th at 8 pm at the Marlene Meyerson JCC. The topic of the lecture will be: "The Evolution of Modern Orthodoxy: The Paradigm Shift in the Definition of the Deaf-Mute" The class will be one and a half hours.

929 ENGLISH

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