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Interfaith Campus Pilgrimage: Jewish Life at Duke

An image divided into two vertical sections framed by a thin white border. On the left side, white text on a solid dark blue background reads "JEWISH LIFE AT DUKE," "INTERFAITH CAMPUS PILGRIMAGE," and includes the logo for "Duke University Chapel." The right side shows a close-up photograph of a blue book with ornate silver embossed border details and Hebrew text on its cover, resting on a wooden surface.

This pilgrimage takes place between the holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur and on Homecoming weekend-so a festive time. Rabbi Elana Friedman will give an introduction, then participants can experience a Shabbat service and stay for a free dinner.

Sign up here to attend: https://duke.is/8/5xgk

*** This event meets at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life, located between East and West campuses at 1415 Faber St. ***

Religious faith shapes the lives of billions of people and world events-and all of those major religions are represented at Duke. The Interfaith Campus Pilgrimages program invites graduate students to deepen their understanding of these faiths through monthly visits to sacred spaces at Duke and discussions with Religious Life leaders. Students who wish to can also participate in the rituals, services, and practices of these faith groups.

The Pilgrimages are presented by Duke Chapel and Religious Life at Duke in conjunction with the QuadEx Chaplains program.

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Religious/Spiritual