Writer, rabbinical student Jericho Vincent shares moving story

In a caption in Humans of New York’s signature as-told-to style, Vincent describes how attending services at Romemu allowed them to reconnect with aspects of Jewish experience that they missed.

Participants in a Jewish solidarity march across New York City's Brooklyn Bridge, Jan. 5, 2020. The march in the city was held in response to a recent rise in anti-Semitic crimes in the New York metropolitan area. (Jeenah Moon/Getty Images)

(photo credit: JEENAH MOON)

ByPHILISSA CRAMER/JTA

NOVEMBER 13, 2021 05:59

Writer, rabbinical student Jericho Vincent shares moving story

In a caption in Humans of New York’s signature as-told-to style, Vincent describes how attending services at Romemu allowed them to reconnect with aspects of Jewish experience that they missed.

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Writer, rabbinical student Jericho Vincent shares moving story

In a caption in Humans of New York’s signature as-told-to style, Vincent describes how attending services at Romemu allowed them to reconnect with aspects of Jewish experience that they missed.

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