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April 20, 2010

LIVE BROADCAST: Pastor Rick Warren joins a discussion at Sinai Temple

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UPDATE: This is a recording of a live broadcast.


On Tuesday, April 20, 2010 at 6:15pm JewishJournal.com will broadcast LIVE from Sinai Temple. Tune in to this page to watch "Unity in Concert - Meet the Faiths," a discussion moderated by PBS National Talk Show Host, Tavis Smiley. This intellectual and enlightening discussion about faith and community in the 21st century of renowned religious leaders features:

Najeeba Syeed-Miller - CEO of the Center for Civic Engagement and Dialogue.

Reverend Cecil “Chip” Murray – Civic leader and retired Pastor of First
AME Church

Pastor Rick Warren – Spiritual leader of Saddleback Church and author of
NY Times best selling book, “Purpose Driven Life”

Rabbi David Wolpe –Senior Rabbi of Sinai Temple and prolific author.




After the broadcast, the event will feature a concert, open to the public. Guests include Pastor Rick Warren (Saddleback Church), David Broza (multi-platinum Israeli singer/songwriter and guitarist) and Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca







Please excuse any technical difficulties. If you are having trouble viewing this player, try refreshing the page.

Meet the Faiths was produced as part of the Unity in Concert program honoring Israel's Independence by Sinai Temple and Craig N' Co. in cooperation with the American Jewish Committee.

Produced by Sinai Temple and Craig N Co in cooperation with American Jewish Committee

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