Join Rabbi Evette Lutman, Rabbi Rachel Kobrin, and Jorge Montiel for an all-ages and inspiring Shabbat evening with dinner, song, prayer, and learning as we reflect on what we are called upon to do as Jews and citizens for those who are not in a position to protect their fundamental rights. How might we, as Nachshon, jump in the water, to act on what we know is right? Civil Rights Shabbat schedule: 6:00–6:30 pm: Dinner of vegetarian lasagna (no cost--please register below) 7:00–8:00 pm: Service and d'var (word of Torah) with Rachel Kobrin and Jorge Montiel 8:00–8:30 pm: Dessert and informal discussion Dinner and Dessert Sponsors: Colorado IAF and Margery Goldman in memory of her father, William Goldman Youth ages 5 and older: Talia Winokur will offer "How to Lead and When to Follow--Learning from Nachshon" during services. Children will explore the story of Nachshon, the first Israelite to enter the Sea of Reeds. We will reflect on our ability to jump in and create change at home and on the playground. Each child will create a piece of art inspired by the parsha and their experience. Please register below. Infants and children younger than five: Babysitting is available at no cost. Please register below. Please Note: Registration is not required for those wishing to join us solely for the service. Though there is no cost for the dinner, babysitting, or youth program, we do request registration for planning purposes. The deadline for registration is Wednesday, January 16, at 2:00 pm. Please register here: https://www.bnaihavurah.org/event/Civil_Rights_Shabbat_2019.