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SPIRIT will be hosting a Q&A event with Nechama Carmel, editor in chief of the OU’s award-winning magazine Jewish Action in a future program. Founded in the fall of 1985, Jewish Action has distinguished itself by offering honest and thoughtful analysis of issues of importance to the Orthodox community. Over the years the magazine hashttps://www.ou.org/community/files/2021/01/Summer-19-231x300.jpg