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Rather than spend another three hours on a faceless interstate, I took a shorter and slower route from Winslow down to Phoenix. It wound up into the Tonto National Forest, a mountainous green expanse I never would have imagined possible in the desert climate of Arizona. At one point, a sign indicated an elevation of […]

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When I mentioned to Shawn Price that there probably weren’t many full-blooded Navajo Indians around who had converted to Judaism, he chuckled good-naturedly and assured me there were some others. Two, in fact. Price was one of the people I was most interested to meet in Albuquerque, but it took a while to get him […]

I’ve been in New Mexico less than 72 hours and I’ve already been asked to join hands with three separate groups of strangers. The first was Thursday evening after the chant circle, which I suppose is an appropriate enough thing to do at the end of a chant circle. Then Friday night, the Reform congregation […]

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