The Charlotte Jewish News - March 2019 - Page 18
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Rabbi Schindler Visits Statesville to
Talk About Women in the Bible
(Continued from page 15)
discuss “what would the women
have said?” Where women me
visible, we must study and cele
brate their roles.
While comparing “women
of strength” in today’s world to
“courageous” biblical women,
the conversation revolved mound
examples where women lever
aged their power and saw positive
outcomes. Common threads were
how the women elevated those
around them, and how the women
worked together as a group, com
bining their collective talents to
affect positive change. As Schin
dler summarized, “These women
used their voices, at times risking
their lives, to advocate for their
own well-being and that of their
people. In each of these cases,
women managed, in a patriar
chal society, to have their voices
heard. In each of these cases, kol
isha - the woman’s voice - was
an agent for change and goodness.
In each of these cases, strong and
courageous women spoke out in
difficult circumstances.”
Schindler concluded: “1 be
lieve the rabbis were correct in
their assessment that kol isha -
the voice of a woman - has pow
er. Just look at the decades of
accomplishments of great women
in our country and in our world.”
For more information: Con
gregation Emanuel: www.con-
gregationemanuelnc.com; Jewish
Council of Lake Norman: www.
jewishcounciloflakenorman.org;
Rabbi Judith Schindler: www .Ju
dy schindler.com. 4*
Rabbi Schindler signs books after
the event.
Rabbi Schindler speaks from the bi-
mah at Congregation Emanuel.