different issues and where can you work as a congregation that won't divide people.omething that happens on something local. always coming back to like you said root causes because in addition to the direct service work that congregation do. we want to help our congregation to address root causes through policies and advocating. >> interesting, we need to take another quick break, both of you are alluding to is it makes people feel that this enhances their jewish identity by being involved. maybe we can talk about that. please join us in just a moment here on "mosiac." ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "mosiac," i am rabbi eric weiss, i am glad to be your host. we are in the middle of our conversation, we are talking about our faith community, something that animates their religious identity. karen, i am wondering if you can talk a little bit about that aspect of the work in general. >> sure, i think a lot of people really relate to the aspect of social actions, social justice. that for them is their expression of judaism. we have so many different and unique organ

buddhists in the congregation. communists in the congregation. people who had religious background.ut they have found this -- and dr. thurmond attracted many of them. in fact, inherited said is this what this church is about? well, i want poob to be a part of it. so it was a powerful book. probably his most we well-recognized book and was very influential. and dr. howard and dr. king. many other people. >> meeting with gandhi had tremendous influence. >> he met with gandhi in 1936. he was part of a pilgrimage with his wife and two other people. the carols were chosen to go to sellon, burma and india in 1935 and it was not until 1936 that he actually met with gandhi and they discussed non-violence, and that's when gandhi said it could be through -- at that time the negro, the mamerican negro that non-violence would have its greatest exposition. >> we're going to hear more about that because one of the things i thought of is why does howard thurmond matter this day? so let's come back to that. okay, thank you. please join us as we talk further about howard thurmdond and his spirituali

some of the congregation, the jewish congregations have taken on as many as 10 percent of their own membership. in other words, the congregation has a 1000 members as a 100 additional people from ukraine that they have taken taken in. now. so it's been a lot of help in terms of finances in terms of accommodation, in terms of giving people a kind of security on that flight away from ukraine at the same time. obviously this is an orthodox community and it puts a lot of importance in press, so that has also been part of that way of reacting to the crisis situation. now, europe is increasingly becoming affect killer environment, is jewish life flourishing in europe. still that's not quite as easy to answer. one might think in some way, it is here in germany. for instance, the number of jewish people living in germany has increased in recent years quite substantially. partly because the government is welcoming jews in any way possible, hoping to reinvigorate and to rekindle jewish life in germany. at the same time, you have people from jews from their per instance, france who have been leaving that

escaped and i was at a congregation at the synagogue in texas.urthermore i am a proud sponsor of the legislation federal versus amy equity at rates to mr. that disaster response adequately means the most honorable areas throughout her nation. look forward to hearing from you how the proposed budget helps to bolster fema's readiness to tackle the ever-growing threat and how congress can continue to assist in supporting your mission. the chair now recognizes the ranking member emergency preparedness response subcommittee the gentlewoman of florida for her opening statements. >> thank you for holding this important hearing today and for being here before us and as floridians there is far more we agree on when it comes to this issue most others i'm excited for today's hearing and as we all know fema's mission is to help people before, during, and after disasters putting an emphasis on the floor because it in collectively when we put an emphasis on mitigation we are better for it in the aftermath. with the 2022 different season entering the second wee

in that same response, the congregations rabbi, barry silver, he called out christian nationalists.t only deny religious freedom to choose, but also to fellow christians, who are mostly pro-choice and view jesus as a paragon of love not power, and are gassed at their coat religion this posthumous identity theft of jesus and his teachings. rabbi silver, i have him here. he is a lawyer, a former democratic member of florida's house of representatives, and he joins me now. rabbi, we were joking before we started this segment, you have many more -- the yarmulke you are going to wear with me is to tell me about this lawsuit. so very briefly, giving it to the basics of this lawsuit. while you are doing this against the state of florida? >> it is great to be here on msnbc. in hebrew and yiddish ms means the truth. so it is great to see it msnbc, and if you want to see the -- you go to the fox. this type of attempt to impose a fundamentalist christian the on the rest of us is exactly why the founders of this country in trying into the constitution the separation of church and state. they sa

on april 26, 1908 the congregation formed with 69 original members. after outgrowing its original building, the congregation commissioned juliet morgan, one of california's most heralded master architects and engineers, to design the current church. design, arts and craft style, the current st. james presbyterian church building was dedicated on march 13, 1923 and will celebrate centennial next year in 2023. the prominent stain glass window on the church's facade, long-time symbol of the st. james community, depicts the parable of the sower. st. james was the first filipino presbyterian ministry by the presbyterian of san francisco in the late 1980s. through decades of demographic and generational changes and now coming off the covid pandemic of 2020, a small congregation of mostly filipino families continues to this day, persevering as a church just like the group did in 1908. i am also introducing a hearing request by the civil grand jury. shadow ground water rising with sea level rise and residual hazardous substances could pose very serious risks

congregants escape an armed vigil who is holding them hostage at a congregation beth israel synagogue in colleyville, texas. furthermore, i am a proud sponsor of chairman thompson's legislation, hr 76 68, a federal emergency management advancement of equity act, which is a tremendous step in making certain the disaster response more adequately meets the needs in the most vulnerable areas throughout our nation. i look forward to hearing from you administrator criswell about how the proposed budget helps bolster fema readiness to tackle the ever growing threats and how congress can continue to assist in supporting your mission. the chair now recognizes the ranking member of the ad merge unseat preparedness response and recovery subcommittee, the gentlewoman of florida, miss cabin, for her opening statement. >> thank you for holding this important hearing today. thank you to administer criswell, for being here before us. as floridians, of course, i think there's far more that we agree on and it comes on this huge issue, and most others. i'm excited for today's hearing. as we all know, fe

kpix 5's katie nielsen says the congregation is focused on faith. >> reporter: st. paul's prides itself on being a progressive church, welcoming everyone from the down area with a strong focus on homeless outreach including providing free lunches during the week. that's why it was especially difficult to hear a homeless man was arrested, accused of starting today's fire. sunlight came streaming in through a hole firefighters cut in the church's route as ann clark got her first look inside the sanctuary. >> it's shocking and horrible and sad. we've been members here for over 40 years. >> reporter: she lives only a few blocks from the church, a church where she and her husband worship every sunday. she heard the fire trucks around 2:30 this afternoon right after an employee called 911 reporting smoke in the sanctuary. the fire spread quickly. fierlts were able to get the flames knocked down not long after they arrived, but the damage had already been done. eaustive.f things lost t t but the most important thing survived, intangible but intact, like faith. >> the spiri

the church of ukraine cannot be transferred if the congregation wants, and the russian orthodox churchgregations, if he just wanted to, tomorrow he can take whatever he wants, you understand, the synod will meet there, this kazebist synod and he will not say well, now we are annexing the kharkiv metropolitanate there, i don't i know there, er, there is also some er, donetsk, luhansk, kherson, zaporizhzhia, all these rpcs are no longer uoc, and that they will sit, so to speak , and keep quiet. insiders, insider media spread the information that kirill is actually vyacheslav ivanko mishka yaponchik, a criminal authority and russian thieves in law, and the publication vox ukraine checked this information in the check office. and, of course, it was denied that yaponchik actually died in 2009, and that kirill also assumed his position in 2009, this is not related in any way, these are two different people, but especially how to understand that a spiritual person and a servant of god can be such a terrible criminal and publicist of the real devil, it is difficult to realize and that's why pe

but fortunately for this congregation, the church really isn't a building at all. ♪ i am the church,h, we are the church together ♪ >> reporter: just four days after the fire, sunday services went on as usual, only this time it was on the lawn out front. the cross and candles were donated and members held lyrics printed from the one remaining song book and attendance was recorded on the logbook scorched from the blaze. >> i was kind of thinking that we would be scratching our head for a month but, no, people stood up and said we can do this and then they did it. i was very happy about that. >> reporter: what does this say about your church that they could come together in just a few days and do something like this? >> one word -- resilient. >> reporter: what does that mean to you? >> it refuses to go down without a fight. i like that it's a frequent argue et for vandalism. >> we deal with it all the time. our members are aware that we have this kind of trauma all the time. >> ironically the suspect accused of setting the fire is a homeless man. that's in spite of the church's efforts

a charge congregation opened eyes as it for free hub in between. but do you have children? we have been i am 2 children. if a little that if you go a bud, it's okay with, oh yes, good. we want to started your money. i play at them, so they play a that's why with my me, with the mother and daughter, i slowly finding that bearings in berlin. and i could even imagine studying in germany. and also i wanted all to come back to ukraine to see my family members. but i think about leaving in german of my life. yeah. and you've been both of us. if the i'm too old to completely overturn my former life, or my relatives on ukraine and my house to do, i want on that to decide for herself whether she wants to st. germany over time to ukraine. little but i want to go home some day. you live there, most of them i yell at syllable, there are lots of them why, but bullshit. but at the moment they have no idea how long that will take. ah, ukrainians are also finding refuge further west. for example, in the from city of new york, which is known for its good reason, but also for its top univers

self-help is largest congregates meal provider with 10 meal site this is seven districts and new siteopen in the coming months. self-help is providing more meals to more clients since the beginning of the pandemic. they leveraged years of expertise to meet the extraordinary demand for newtrician support across the city while navigating challenging circumstances. self-help was able to adapt services and increase capacity while adhering to public health guidelines and to keep their clients and staff safe. in fiscal year 2020 during the first few months of the pandemic self-help went from 23,000 meals per month to 96,000. throughout fiscal year 21 self-help continued to provide meals to older adults at service level well beyond the pre-pandemic years. this year unfortunately the need for food support remains very high. self-help is continuing to serve meals at a very elevated level. self-help provides meals to go at all sites. they also resumed offering meals and clients the option the option of common dining earlier this year. chinese. they are healthy and appetizing and follow current

a charge congregation openings. is it for free? hub in the community? do you have children? i have been, i am 2 children. if the, if you go home, but it's okay. it did. so yes, good. and we want to started jill money to play at them. so this is roy. and that's why we moved into that all of it. you know, my new with the mother and daughter, i slowly finding that bearings in berlin. and i could even imagine studying in germany and what i wanted. oh, to come back to crane to see my family members. but i think about leaving in german of my life. yeah. and you've been both of us, if the word i'm too old to completely overturn my former life, or my relatives on ukraine and my house to do all i want. and that to decide for herself whether she wants to st. germany over 20 ukraine little. but i want to go home sunday. you leave that melissa. i ya could seal a book that most of them won't. but bullshit. but at the moment they have no idea how long that will take. ah, ukrainians are also finding refuge further west. for example, in the from city of leon, which is known for its good rea

what about the position with harry and meghan in this congregation?cess beatrice. —— princess eugenie. here we see the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge. now this has been an amazing service. the weekend ahead promising more celebrations. a chance here to think back over those 70 years. i love the line of the poet laureate that when she was crowned it was girlhood left behind like a favourite toy, and when she made all those vows and was adorned with symbols of royalty it was a priceless rate for a young woman to bear. now we on those 70 years, changes and challenges, and challenges, and throughout that only one face a constant, that of her majesty the queen. the longest serving monarch in our history. you listen to the current archbishop of york their say we are so glad you are still in the saddle, referring to her majesty. what did you make of the service? a, ., , to her majesty. what did you make of the service?— the service? marvellous, wonderful. wisdom has — the service? marvellous, wonderful. wisdom has been _ the service? marvellous, w

a charge congregation organizes it for free. no ovens with it. do you have children? here been i am 2 children. it's a little bit if you go home, but it's okay. it. oh yes, we wouldn't. we want to start until monday. i play at them. so this is like a, that's why we do that. all of it. you know, my, me over the way the mother and daughter are slowly finding their bearings in berlin. and i could even imagine studying in germany a lot of this. and i want to all to come back to crane to see my family members. but i think about leaving in german of my life. yeah. and you phone both of us. if the i'm too old to completely overturn my former life, or my relatives on ukraine and my house to do all i want and that to decide for herself whether she wants to st. germany over 20 ukraine. little. but i want to go home sunday. you leave that on. most of the i yell at celebrate dental to them. why? but bush but at the moment they have no idea how long that will take. ah, ukrainians are also finding refuge further west. for example, in the french city of leon, which is known for its

they have signed up for a german language course, a charge congregation openings. is it for free? hub in the community? do you have children? i have been, i am 2 children. if a little that if you go home, but it's okay. it did. oh yes, good. we want to start until monday. i play at them the little boy, and that's why with my me a wag the mother and daughter are slowly finding their bearings in berlin. and i could even imagine studying in germany and loss of this, and i want to all to come back to ukraine to see my family members. but i think about leaving in german of my life. yeah. and if don't both of us, if the were, i'm too old to completely overturn my former life, or my relatives on ukraine and my house to do all i want and that to decide for herself whether she wants to st. germany overturned to ukraine. little but i want to go home sunday. you live there and listen. i ya could syllable little to them why, but bullshit. but at the moment, they have no idea how long that will take. ah, ukrainians are also finding refuge further west. for example, in the french city of leon,

ah, i love football because it strengthens the community actually congregates you were all from different orders. but here, where united as a team anchor meds are and we have one mission r g. i mean your sister amelia and regina against g 3. okay. sister amelia has been part of the sister's football club for about a year. there are 18 nuns on the team age between 27 and 52. they train every sunday outside rome, but not every one has permission to play football, nascar alquon as to why they care center that out. unfortunately, there are some orders where the mother superiors have not been shown delight by the holy spirit to sandra some still think it's a sin to wear shorts or to play with a ball, cried, i don't think nuns should show their legs or a lie. so down for 5 a that a legacy but the sisters know they have the blessing of pope francis by playing football is simply following his appeal to not be old maids, but to engage in society. oh sister amelia lives in a convent close to the bacon, along with 12 others from her order daily. their mother superior supports their love of the beaut

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to see black people congregating someplace does not mean they are a problem. that does not mean they are congregating because somebody has forced them into a corral and kept them there. sometimes, they do things they do because they choose to do them. this denial that black people have agency, that they make decisions for themselves, this sense that somebody else somewhere is making all the decisions. at the same time arguing that somebody somewhere else needs to come in and solve the problem. it is only putting padded cuffs on black people, not liberating them. as i mentioned before, gregory douglas -- frederick douglass, booker t. washington, demonstrated how important it is to take the handcuffs off. host: eric and washington, d.c. good morning. caller: good morning. this gentleman had a good -- a book, you get your money the best way you can. but, what i get is, we -- he keep thinking we keep blaming people for -- it is not happening, but it is. tell stash stop telling me the sky is dark but it is blue. i am 60 years old. i am not going to degrade you, i d

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del state authorities say the gum and detonated explosives, and showed indiscriminately at the congregation. the church was mocking the christian pentecost, holiday. nigerian military is battling at jihadist insurgency in the north, but attacks are rare in this region. dw correspondent, america, korea in lagos, told us more about the attack. today's one of those is that you wake up to news that you don't expect. and when dozens over 50 people and i show that a number, so it will increase, have been queued, were killed in the catholic church to day. you know, some people had gone in to church for mars. were you know where q buy unidentified go gone man who in did went straight into the church and shot many people at close range or what that suggest is that a security situation in nigeria wasn't in by extension. not just in the sat knocked off in the north or in the east, but now also as standing in to the southwest. oh it is in on those states is one of the peaceful, relatively peaceful place that we have thin, our butts. unfortunately with what has happened today, it means that indeed and s

, local media reporting that the gunman detonated explosives, and shot indiscriminately at the congregation. the church was busy for pentecost sunday. a jury is military's babbling g hottest insurgency in the northeast. but attacks in the under region are rare. and now joined by d. w, corresponded a mocker, or coyer in legos. america. can you tell us a little bit more about this attack? yeah, you're very right there. when you say that attacks in places like under state is quite rare. but unfortunately, today, the people in our town walk up to this attack that we saw of on identified, gotten men who went into a church, st. francis catholic, san francis xavier catholic church and open fire indiscriminate indiscriminately actually and also targeted. but he did well at one of the things that we are hearing because local, some parts of media is that report in that is an explosion. we cannot definitely see it from the image is that was seen there, but security forces from the state. i've been speaking to the said that there was a use of diana mats to kind of scare the people before these gone, me

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among the dead authorities see the gunmen detonated explosives and shots indiscriminately at their congregation. the catholic church was busy for ben to close to sunday. my dearest minutes, re is battling easy. how does insurgency attacks are rare? the on to a region did have your correspondence or michael coyer in lagos, told me more about the attack. had he, i think today's one of those days that he just we're called to hear. so one of those news that of course nobody has sponsor here as he did mention there. yes. on identified gone man, which is now almost popular. see and now sadly nigeria stuff that catholic church in our to day and then you know how many people have been killed over 50 as we do including children. nice. he did mention that a yes. what we, what we had is that a did detonate some espn or seemed to scare the people, but from the image is coming out based clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard also information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation, you know, t

children. among that authority see the gun man that anita exclusives and shot indiscriminately at the congregation. the catholic church was busy for intercourse sunday. my dearest military is battling easy, had his insurgency in the north, but attacks are rare in the yonder region, dw correspondent, a mark i'll call you in lagos, told me more about the attack, had he, i think today's one of those days that he just wake up to hears one of those news that of course nobody i spent so here as he did mention there. yes. on identified gone man, which is now almost poppy lassie and now sadly nigeria. stuff that catholic church in our to day. and then you know, how many people have been killed over 50 as we do including children? nancy did mention that a yes. what we, what we had is that they did detonate some as blossoms to scare the people. but from the image is coming out they, it's clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard all the information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation. you kno

media are important that a government that needs had explosives on shots indiscriminately at their congregation. the church was busy and goes to sunday. nigeria military is battling each. you have this insurgency, but attacks are rare in the region. did any correspondent or michael coin legos told me more about the attack? had he, i think today's one of those days that he just wake up to hear is one of those news labs. of course nobody has sponsor here as he did mention there. yes. on identified, gone man, which is now almost poppy lassie and now sadly nigeria stuff that catholic church in our to day and then you know, how many people have been killed over 50 as we do including children? nancy, did mentioned that a yes. what we, what we had is that they did detonate some s blasio to scare the people. but from the image is coming out day, it's clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard also information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation, you know, to see what more can be done to s

katie nielsen shows us with an arson suspect under arrest, the congregation is focussed on faith and forgiveness. >> reporter: they pride themselves on being a progressive church with a strong focus on homeless outreach, including providing free lunches during the week. that's why it was especially difficult to hear a homeless man was arrested accused of starting today's fire. s sunlight came streaming in through a hole. >> it's shocking and horrible and sad. we've been members here for over 40 years. >> reporter: she lives only a few blocks from the church, a church where she and her husband wor worship every sunday. she heard the fire trucks right after an employee called 911, reporting smoke in the sanctuary. firefighters were able to get the fire knocked down, but the damage had halready been done. the most important thing survived, like favorite. >> the spirit of the church is more important. the building is just a building. the spirit is still here. >> reporter: and also this church community's capacity for forgiveness, especially after finding out investigators think this fire

they can still ban guns from sensitive places but that doesn't mean simply anywhere the public congregates >>ab >> many are speaking out against the decision, including new york's mayor >> reporter: with gun violence surging across country, some city leaders are blasting the supreme court's decision >> we cannot allow new york to become the wild, wild west that is unacceptable >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams says local officials are weighing their legal options. the nypd has recovered 3,000 gun this is year and gun arrests have hit a 28-year high. >> it engulfs not only new york but our entire country >> reporter: in a state still reeling from last month's buffalo mass shooting that left ten people dead, a defiant governor hochul is considering calling a special session of the legislature. >> you can have restrictions on speech you can't yell "fire" in a crowded theater, but somehow there's no restrictions on the second amendment >> reporter: other states with similar laws to new york's are scrambling to defend them. >> what works in a rural state like wyoming doesn't necessari

media reports, and not a government that need that explosives and shot indiscriminately at the congregation. the church was busy for pain to close to sunday. my dear, that military is battling you have this insurgency, but attacks are rare in the on the region. i'm now joined by did of you correspondent or mark, i'll call you in leaders america. what more can you tell us about the attack? had he, i think today's one of those days that he just, we're called to. here's one of those news that of course nobody has spent so here as he did mention there. yes. on identified, gone man, which is now almost poppy lassie and now sadly nigeria stuff that catholic church in our to day and then you know, how many people have been killed over 50 as we do including children? last he did mention that a yes. what we, what we had is that they did detonate some as blossom to scare the people, but from the image is coming out they, it's clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard all the information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still ali