Six months after the tragic shootings in the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, our hearts break once again with news of another tragic shooting the Chabad of Poway, San Diego. This act of hate took place during the final day of Passover, in which Jewish sisters and brothers gathered to celebrate the liberating journey from slavery to freedom.
Interfaith Partners of South Carolina (IPSC) joins with partners, allies and friends in the US and across the world to condemn and confront acts of hate, remaining wholeheartedly committed to building bridges of understanding, respect, and peace. We urge you to join the interfaith campaign, taking a stand against the poison of prejudice, hate and violence that tears at the heart of our communities.
Six months after the tragic shootings in the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, our hearts break once again with news of another tragic shooting the Chabad of Poway, San Diego. This act of hate took place during the final day of Passover, in which Jewish sisters and brothers gathered to celebrate the liberating journey from slavery to freedom.
Interfaith Partners of South Carolina (IPSC) joins with partners, allies and friends in the US and across the world to condemn and confront acts of hate, remaining wholeheartedly committed to building bridges of understanding, respect, and peace. We urge you to join the interfaith campaign, taking a stand against the poison of prejudice, hate and violence that tears at the heart of our communities.
