Eloheynu V’Elohey Avoteinu v’imoteinu…
Our God and God of our Mothers and Fathers:
·
A world where violence is an ever-present threat;
·
Where distance grows between those with the most and those with the
least;
·
Where undocumented immigrants are called “illegal” by those whose own
grandparents came to these shores for the very same reason – to seek a better
life;
·
Where the justice system deals ever so gently with white collar
criminals but seems calibrated to incarcerate those without money and clout;
And
so, the task before us clear and the resolve within us burns brightly. And we
are grateful:
We
thank God for the leadership of Reverend Marilyn Miller and her officers as she
assumes her new role;
We
thank all who are here and so many others whose efforts make better the lives
of many in Milwaukee;
We
pray that our efforts bear fruit;
·
In the safe surrender program;
·
In the Holy Ground Youth and Young Adult Project;
·
In our efforts to help create jobs and increase economic justice.
Eloheinu v’Elohey Avoteinu
uvaneinu….
Our
God, and God of our ancestors and God of our children;
May
we come to be of one mind and one heart,
and
through our holy partnership with You God
and
with each other,
may
we continue to work to heal Milwaukee.
Ken Y’hi Ratzon – may it be God’s will.
Ken Y’hi r’tzoneinu – may it be our will.
Amen.
October 29, 2015
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