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Local Synagogue Hosting Annual Interfaith Service Friday
This year's Joyce Berger Memorial Interfaith service at Temple B'nai Torah will feature Pastor Brian McMillan of the CenterPoint Church of Long Island.

In an ongoing effort to educate and keep an open dialogue between all religions, Temple B’nai Torah on the Wantagh-Bellmore border is hosting its annual Joyce Berger Memorial Interfaith service this Friday evening.
Joining Rabbi Marci N. Bellows and Cantor Steven Sher of Temple B’nai Torah at Friday’s event will be Pastor Brian McMillan of the CenterPoint Church of Long Island, which was formerly located in Bellmore before relocating to Massapequa following damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. McMillian and other members of his non-denominational Christian church will discuss being one community in a topic of conversation called “What Unites Us?” In keeping with the theme of community, the service will be followed by a dessert reception offering a chance for attendees to talk with members of the two congregations and their spiritual leaders.
“Our Joyce Berger Memorial Interfaith Shabbat has become a wonderful part of our year, allowing us to celebrate what connects us all, rather than what divides us,” Rabbi Bellows said. “This year, we look forward to hearing from Pastor Brian McMillan, spiritual leader of CenterPoint Church...We treasure the opportunity to learn more about him and his congregation.”
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Friday’s service is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Temple B’nai Torah is located on 2900 Jerusalem Ave.
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