Sheen Center for Thought & Culture presents the popular WABC Radio Sunday morning talk show, “The Rev and the Rabbi,” live and in-person on Tuesday, October 22 at 7 p.m., featuring Timothy Cardinal Dolan as their special guest.

Reverend A.R. Bernard and Rabbi Joseph Potasnik – cohosts of The Rev & the Rabbi – showcase their signature brand of wit and wisdom to the Sheen Center’s stage in front of a live audience.

This exclusive, live event brings together Cardinal Dolan, Reverend Bernard, and Rabbi Potasnik are part of the Commission of Religious Leaders in New York – not to mention great friends. The evening promises to be one filled with lively discussion about faith, leadership, and all things spiritual.

“This is such a unique time for people of faith in New York. What better time for three of New York’s most prominent faith leaders to come together for such a spirited event. The Sheen Center is the perfect place for this conversation as we always welcome people of all faiths, all the time,” Sheen Center Executive Director MaryLou Pagano.

Tickets are now available for purchase.

The Sheen Center is a haven for the arts and provides a platform for provocative conversations about diverse and inclusive aspects of humanity as seen through the creative lens of faith and respect.  A place where all are welcome, the Sheen Center transcends boundaries to engage hearts and minds in the search for meaning in the modern world. Through compelling performance and conversation, they celebrate the creativity and imagination of artists and thought leaders in the pursuit of all that is good, true, and beautiful.

Reverend A.R. Bernard is a visionary whose teachings have lifted his church, the Christian Cultural Center (CCC), to become New York’s largest house of worship. With more than 45,000 active, engaged members, in just a few years CCC has emerged as one of America’s fastest-growing churches, one that nurtures and embraces members from all walks of life.

Rabbi Joseph Potasnik is the Executive Vice President of The New York Board of Rabbis, the largest interdenominational rabbinic body in the world. Since 1972, he has been the spiritual and educational leader of Congregation Mount Sinai in Brooklyn Heights, New York. He is presently Rabbi Emeritus. He has served as chaplain of the New York City Fire Department since 1999. Rabbi Potasnik maintained a high profile, helping many families cope with the disaster of September 11, 2001.