Two Rabbis and...

Moises Echeverria is the President and CEO of OCCJ, the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice. OCCJ is a human relations organization dedicated to achieving respect and understanding for all people through education, advocacy and dialogue. Their vision is to eliminate bias, bigotry and racism in Oklahoma.

Aida Nozick is the incoming Executive Director of the Jewish Federation of Tulsa. Aida comes to Tulsa from Northwest Indiana where she held a similar position for the past five years. Aida begins her work in Tulsa this summer.

Dr. David Blatt, Professor of Practice at the University of Oklahoma - Tulsa, joins us to speak about the first 100 days of the Biden Administration.

Dr. Stephen Galoob is Chapman Professor of Law at the University of Tulsa.

Rebekah Kantor is Executive Director of Tulsa Tomorrow whose mission is to create curated experiences and opportunities for people looking at Tulsa as a place to move, grow, and connect with a Jewish community. www.tulsatomorrow.com

Chen Shoval, Israeli Emissary in Tulsa working out of the Jewish Federation of Tulsa.

Eric has shaped his career as a singer-songwriter, educator, and community builder with his work around the Jewish world. Over the past decade, he has led programming and performed Jewish music on several continents for organizations such as BBYO, Hillel International, the Institute for Southern Jewish Life, Limmud Festivals, and March of the Living. He has dedicated much of his adulthood to deepening relationships through communal singing, exploring the science and art of making meaningful memories, and facilitating conversations around healthy Jewish masculinity.

After moving from Austin, Texas a little over four years ago, Eric has called Tulsa home. As one of the vanguard successes of Tulsa Tomorrow, he has found himself deeply invested in the warmth of the Tulsa Jewish community and is excited to continue to develop his role within it. In his words, “I’ve lived in nine cities, six states, and two countries. There’s something truly special about Tulsa.”

Rev. Chris Moore. Pastor of Fellowship Congregational Church on 29th and Harvard, Chris Moore was ordained into the United Church of Christ in 2009, after many years in the I.T. Management industry. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon (Go Ducks!) and Phillips Theological Seminary in Tulsa.

He was the founding pastor of First Congregational UCC of Norman, an Associate Pastor at Mayflower Congregational UCC in Oklahoma City, and has been the pastor at Fellowship since late 2013. He currently serves on the boards of The New Sanctuary Movement and Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, and serves as the faith lead for Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, as well as working extensively with ACTION, a broad-based community organizing effort.

Elvis Ripley, noted filmmaker and documentarian
L’dor v’Dor Documentary

Rabbi Eliav Bock, Executive Director and Camp Director of Ramah in the Rockies