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Regina Brett
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Columnist, Cleveland Jewish News
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By Regina Brett Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified The stories we tell ourselves carry so much power. The power to free us. The power to keep us in bondage. That’s why the story of Passover is so important. It tells the foundational story of Judaism, the story of an enslaved people set free. Passover and Palm Sunday, the gateway to Easter, align this week, making it a holy week with a capital “H.” Both Christians and Jews are celebrating their freedom from bondage. Freedom doesn’t come easy for any of us.
By Regina Brett Verified| Substack@ It’s time to update my bravery resume. I’ve been afraid most of my life. I used to think that being afraid meant I wasn’t brave. Life taught me that to be brave isn’t to have no fear, it’s to not let fear stop you from having a joyful, vibrant life. Little Detours with Regina Brett is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You don’t have to be brave all the time, just when it’s needed most.
By Regina Brett Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified The stories we tell ourselves carry so much power. The power to free us. The power to keep us in bondage. That’s why the story of Passover is so important. It tells the foundational story of Judaism, the story of an enslaved people set free. Passover and Palm Sunday, the gateway to Easter, align this week, making it a holy week with a capital “H.” Both Christians and Jews are celebrating their freedom from bondage. Freedom doesn’t come easy for any of us.
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Cleveland Jewish News
The Cleveland Jewish Publication Company (CJPC) is a nonprofit media organization founded in 1964, dedicated to serving Jewish communities in Northeast Ohio and beyond. It publishes the Cleveland Jewish News (CJN), a weekly newspaper that covers local Jewish community news, U.S. and international Jewish affairs, culture, and events. CJPC also oversees additional publications, including Jstyle, a lifestyle magazine, and community resource guides like The Source, as well as regional extensions such as the Columbus Jewish News and Akron Jewish News. Located in Beachwood, Ohio, CJPC operates under a Board of Directors and is funded through subscriptions, advertising, foundation grants, and sponsorships. The organization emphasizes community service and engagement, providing an online news portal with event calendars and subscription services. CJPC plays a vital role in fostering community cohesion through journalism, maintaining high editorial standards and credibility in its reporting.
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Founded: 1964