It's been quite a year with a lot of loss but also newfound joy in little things we may not have been aware off in our pre-pandemic lives. As we slowly come out of the fog that stay-at-home orders created around our lives, we want to reflect on where we have been and where we are headed. ​ To do that we have partnered with USC's Center for Religion and Civic Culture and commissioned sermons from faith leaders around our county. First up is Rabbi Noah Farkas from Valley Beth Shalom in the San Fernando Valley with his sermon "The Cursed Harvest."

It's been quite a year with a lot of loss but also newfound joy in little things we may not have been aware off in our pre-pandemic lives. As we slowly come out of the fog that stay-at-home orders created around our lives, we want to reflect on where we have been and where we are headed.&nbsp;​&nbsp;To do that we have partnered with USC's Center for Religion and Civic Culture and commissioned sermons from faith leaders around our county. First up is Rabbi Noah Farkas from Valley Beth Shalom in the San Fernando Valley with his sermon "The Cursed Harvest."

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