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The Amen Effect

The Amen Effect

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Thank you for reading and joining the conversation around my new book: The Amen Effect. Human beings need connection. So let’s connect! - Sharon Brous Visit https://swellcast.com/TheAmenEffect to add your episodes to this community podcast, or to start your own podcast. Arte Biografías y Memorias Ciencias Sociales Espiritualidad Historia y Crítica Literaria
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  • @Swell | Welcome to Community Podcasting with Swell

    @Swell | Welcome to Community Podcasting with Swell
    Jan 14 2025
    Welcome to this community podcast powered by Swellcast.com. To add your own episode to the show, please visit the show website. To reply to an episode, please visit the reply link in the episode description. To learn more, or start your own community podcast, please visit https://www.swellcast.com.
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  • @DBPardes | Expanding readership

    @DBPardes | Expanding readership
    Jan 14 2025
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    "I'm just curious because I know this kind of book just is very cross cultural in so many ways. It's from the roots of your rabbinical studies and your experience as a woman who's Jewish. But so many of the lessons that I read in it and the messages are so universal. How has it been received by other kinds of communities and what are the efforts that you know that are have been taken and will continue to be a part of?"
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  • @DBPardes | That true sense of belonging…

    @DBPardes | That true sense of belonging…
    Jan 14 2025
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    "The idea of belonging has always been a little prickly for me. Because I always felt like an outsider, even in my family. I was the youngest, and they were very connected to, ironically, religion specifically. They davened in a way that was so connected. And I always felt disconnected. And I always felt a little judgy of myself more than anything else. But I mostly felt like I didn't belong in the family."
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