This week Archive Director Dr Bea Lewkowicz took part inthe opening to the ‘Square of Hope: Shelter from Storm’ initiative on 1 October 2020, launched by the Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ). Read more about the experiencehereand see the projecthere.
For Succot, we postedMargarete Hinrichson's photo of her family in front of their sukkah in Bad Plozin, 1927:
We continued our exploration of our domestic services testimonies.
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