The achievement of the two-state solution has, for a long time, been a question of when and not if. We have raised a generation of
In 1796, President George Washington voluntarily set the precedent for a two-term limit on the Presidency, stepping aside and giving up power on his own.
Last Friday, President Trump announced that he would not certify to Congress that Iran was in compliance with, nor that it was in the United
This past Tuesday, JCRC was privileged to host the Connie S. Birnbaum Memorial Lecture, with over 350 people in attendance. There were two notes that evening
As we welcome the new year, we close the door on a summer that has shaken many of us. We were saddened and horrified when, in
I never had the privilege of meeting Connie Spear Birnbaum, who died in 2003 at age 48 of breast cancer. But as I’ve come to
Hardly a day goes by when someone doesn’t ask me: “Is JCRC making a statement on x today?” And hardly a week goes by when
The other day, after moving to our brand-new renovated offices a few weeks ago (come visit!), we re-installed our wall of photos showcasing all the
This week our latest study tour – for Boston area Christian leaders – returned from Israel. I’ve heard about some of the experiences they had
This Tuesday, July 18th, the Massachusetts legislature will conduct a public hearing on a bipartisan bill S.1689/H.1685: An Act Prohibiting Discrimination in State Contracts. Filed by Senator
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