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Chapel Gathering: Seminary

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Interfaith Chapel Service – Rabbi Randi Nagel of Temple House of Israel in Staunton, Virginia will speak on “Torah and the Essence of Jewish Prayer.” This inaugural Interfaith Chapel Service is co-sponsored by Eastern Mennonite Seminary and the Center for Interfaith Engagement.

Rabbi Randi Chudakoff Nagel was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. Her childhood rabbi recognized her rabbinic potential from a very young age, announcing at her bat mitzvah that, “A future rabbi was standing before them.” She attended Boston University and Hebrew College before entering the rabbinic program at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. She has served congregations in West Virginia, Ohio, and Baltimore as well as the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore and has spent many years in chaplaincy at both hospitals and hospice programs. Rabbi Nagel is currently the Rabbi for Temple House of Israel in Staunton, Virginia and serves as the staff chaplain at Beth Sholom Senior Living in Richmond.

“Interfaith Engagement in the U.S.” – Rev. Steven Martin

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A “learning luncheon” with Rev. Steven D. Martin on interfaith engagement in the U.S.

Rev. Steven D. Martin is the Director of Communications and Development for the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA. He has served United Methodist Churches as pastor for twenty years and is a graduate of Candler School of Theology.

He has produced several films for public television, including “Muslims in Appalachia,” “Islam in America After September 11th,” “Theologians Under Hitler,” “God With US: Baptism and the Jews in the Third Reich,” “Elisabeth of Berlin,” and most recently, “Islam in America: The Christian Truth.” He has lectured at the prestigious Chautauqua Institute and in churches and seminaries across the US.

In 2007 Rev. Martin was honored at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum for his work with “Theologians Under Hitler.” He has written for the Washington Post, appeared in Newsweek magazine and in USA Today, and has most recently worked with the White House a policy and social media campaign, “Know Your Neighbor,” aimed at reducing religious-based bigotry in the US.

He is the proud father of four college-attending children.

“Loving Enemies” – Rev. Steven D. Martin

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Rev. Steven D. Martin is a filmmaker, photographer, interfaith engagement practitioner, ordained Methodist pastor, and Director of Communications and Development for the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC.) He has served United Methodist Churches as pastor for twenty years.

His 2005 film for PBS, was critically acclaimed and has had a resurgence of interest in the last year. The film earned Rev. Martin an honor from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2007.

His office is directly across from the U.S. Supreme Court and the Capital Building in Washington, D.C., and therefore has allowed Steven to speak into pressing interfaith issues and concerns about Islamophobia and intra-faith engagement to those who legislate policies, etc.

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Chapel Gathering: Seminary

“Interfaith Engagement in the U.S.” – Rev. Steven Martin

“Loving Enemies” – Rev. Steven D. Martin

interfaith – �� Podcast