Member Profiles
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Bob and Edy Levine Buried with Full Military Honors
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The remains of two longtime members of our Society, Bob and Edith Levine, were interred at National Cemetery with full military honors, capping an extraordinary story of courage and compassion rooted in World War II.Read More
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My Father’s Ashes
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Bob Gordon figured that if he survived advanced cancer, he’d want to go skiing the following winter in Cervinia, Italy. His son and ski buddy, Gregg, found a measure of closure in leaving Bob’s ashes on a mountain there.Read More
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Meet Our Newest Members, Andy and Deborah Krikun
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Our newest members, Andy and Deborah Krikun, both have taught in our Sunday School. They bring expertise from their careers in music and digital media.Read More
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I’m Not a Hater, So Why Do I Hate?
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In this opinion essay, member Ed Gross explains the conundrum he struggles with: ‘I believe right-wingers hate left-wingers like me. But if I hate them in return, wouldn’t it mean I’m no better than they are?’Read More
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Accountability Circle Explores Our Responsibility to One Another
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The Accountability Circle, organized by Dwight Panozzo, will explore the limits of our responsibility to one another, especially in arenas where there is room for respectful disagreement. Read More
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A Night at the Piano with Rob
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Pianist and member Rob Eigenbrod provided an exalted evening at the meetinghouse with a concert for more than 60 members and friends.More Photos
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Janet Glass, ‘A Towering Example of Humanity at its Best’
In this tribute to Janet Glass, retired Leader Joe Chuman says her life was a ‘modest yet towering example of humanity at its best,’ and that we can be honored she chose our Society in which to live out her values.Read More
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Socrates Café Can Improve Thinking–And Democracy
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Richard Bernstein, founder of Socrates Café of Teaneck, NJ, a program of our Society, offers compelling reasons for joining the conversation.Read More
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Remembering Janet Glass, ‘A Model for Living’
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Society members and friends pay tribute to Janet Glass, who died last month. She held many leadership roles in our Society, in her profession, the community, and in our hearts.Read More
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New Program, Culpability Circle, Aims to Foster Growth and Self-Awareness
Member Dwight Panozzo, recognizing that self-awareness drives change, has developed a new program, Culpability Circle. The first meeting is June 12.Read More
Recent Articles
- Choosing to Live in Community Means Taking a Risk
- You’re Invited to a Tour of Historic Doylestown in Bucks County
- Sunday School Tends its Flourishing Pollinator Garden
- Civil Rights Tour Evokes Sadness and Inspires Determination
- Our New Project Will Explore the Question: Is America an Ethical Nation?