Our Mission
The Greenberg Center for Learning and
Tolerance promotes learning, understanding, and acceptance that
honors the cultural dignity of all humanity.
The Founders
Paulette and David Greenberg
2007 Winner of the Center for Christian-Jewish Dialogue "Dove of
Peace" Award
The Greenberg Center for Learning and Tolerance was founded in
November of 2003 when Dr. David and Paulette Greenberg were
presented with the Temple Shalom Humanitarian Award. In recognition
of their award, the Greenberg Center was established to promote
learning, understanding and acceptance that honors the cultural
dignity of all mankind.
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How Can Jews and Christians Develop a Common
Dialogue
Lecture by Father John Pawlikowski,
O.S.M.
Professor of Social Ethics, Catholic Theological Union
Wednesday, September 24, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
Temple Shalom, 1523 E.
Monument St., Colorado Springs
Reception to follow sponsored by the Greenberg
Center
Now more than ever, it is essential that we put aside our
differences to develop effective and inclusive ways of living
together in peace. On September 24th, Father John Pawlikowski, a
founding board member of the Holocaust Museum and
a man who has dedicated his life to promoting understanding
and unity - will be making a special appearance in Colorado Springs.
Father Pawlikowski has been appointed by three US Presidents
- Carter, Bush and Clinton - to serve on the United States Holocaust
Memorial Council. He was instrumental in the construction of this
landmark museum in Washington D.C. and
played an important role in establishing its permanent exhibition.
A prolific author, Father Pawlikowski is the recipient of numerous
humanitarian awards, including the Martin Luther King Award for
Resisting Racism. He is an international authority on
Christian-Jewish relationships.
Please make time to attend this powerful, exciting event!
Sincerely,
Paulette Greenberg
The Greenberg Center for
Learning and Tolerance
Invitation (.pdf)
Event in partnership with The Center for
Christian-Jewish Dialogue
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