A sermon by Rabbi Jessica Kate Meyer on Mishpatim.
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Jessica Kate Meyer is a graduate of Hebrew College. She has performed as vocalist/storyteller/fiddler in a klezmer band with Hankus Netsky, developed inter-generational education programs and services for Temple Beth Zion (TBZ) in Brookline, and served as Jewish music specialist for Boston area synagogues.
She recently returned to the United States from two years in Jerusalem, where she directed leadership programs for the non-profit organization Encounter, and studied and performed sacred Jewish music.
After graduating from Wellesley College with a degree in Middle Eastern Studies, Jessica pursued graduate theater training in London, and appeared in many film, theater, and television projects in Europe and the United States: most notably, in Roman Polanski’s The Pianist.
She recently returned to the United States from two years in Jerusalem, where she directed leadership programs for the non-profit organization Encounter, and studied and performed sacred Jewish music.
After graduating from Wellesley College with a degree in Middle Eastern Studies, Jessica pursued graduate theater training in London, and appeared in many film, theater, and television projects in Europe and the United States: most notably, in Roman Polanski’s The Pianist.
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- Anatomy of a Scene (or: an Altercation of Generations): Matot-Masei –מטות—מסעי - July 22, 2015