“I am excited to help create a high holiday service that is creative, joyful, open and impactful. - Rabbi Tova Leibovic-Douglas
"My entire spiritual life, I have longed to come away from High Holiday services feelings something profound. The Sanctuary at Pico Union services give me that and so much more.” commented Mara Z, a Sanctuary participant.
LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) July 25, 2018
If it’s been a few years since you stepped foot in a Jewish space, we think we’ve found the ideal place to welcome in the Jewish New Year.
The Sanctuary @ Pico Union Project defines itself as a God optional; kindness preferred the community of seekers, skeptics, doers, and dreamers. Led by an extraordinary team of artists and musicians including, Craig Taubman, Rabbi Tova Leibovic Douglas, Shany Zamir, Stuart K. Robinson, Ayo Awosika, Jason Chu and Jeremy Lawrence, it’s likely you’ve never done the High Holidays like this!
"My entire spiritual life, I have longed to come away from High Holiday services feelings something profound. The Sanctuary at Pico Union services give me that and so much more,” commented Mara Z, a Sanctuary participant.
Founded in 2013 by visionary musician and community organizer Craig Taubman, the Pico Union Project is a multicultural space that is founded on the principle “to love your neighbor as you wish to be loved.” In addition to being home to 4 different faith communities and a premier concert venue, the Pico Union Project provides programming for local neighbors such as Tree Planting, classes in art, nutrition, and cooking alongside fresh produce giveaways.
“I am excited to help create a high holiday service that is creative, joyful, open and impactful. One that uses the ancient Jewish and spiritual wisdom of our liturgy and finds where it intersects within our lives today,” said Rabbi Tova Leibovic-Douglas.
The Sanctuary @ Pico Union strives to be a community with open doors and has created a pricing structure that is affordable and accessible.
To access passes and find out more about the Sanctuary@Pico Union visit http://picounionproject.org/hiho2018. For additional info call 213-915-0084
