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Rep Anthony Beilinson remarks on Rabbi Wayne Dosick, Elijah Minyan, La Costa, Calif/, Oct. 12, 1993
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Mr. Speaker, on behalf of my good friend, the gentlewoman from California [Ms. Schenk], who was unable to be here this morning, I would like to welcome Rabbi Wayne Dosick, Ms. Schenk's rabbi, who just gave us that beautiful morning prayer. Rabbi Dosick joins us from San Diego, CA, where he served synagogue pulpits now for 18 years. Rabbi Dosick is a spiritual and community leader in San Diego as well as an academician and writer. He recently wrote a new and original work, `The Business Bible: Ten New Commandments for Creating an Ethical Workplace.' Rabbi Dosick's basic message, to quote from his treating of his 10th commandment, `Know before whom you stand,' is that, `We live our lives not alone, not in a vacuum, not without consequence. We stand before something higher than each of us.' I believe we can all learn from this lesson both in our professional lives and in our personal lives. Congresswoman Schenk values Rabbi Dosick not only as a close personal friend but as a spiritual guide who has been an invaluable source of inspiration and support. We are delighted to have him here with us today at the Nation's Capitol.
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