Joyce Foster recounts her journey from Benton Harbor to becoming the first Jewish woman on Denver’s city council. She also reflects on her vibrant life, her dedicated political career, and the challenges of aging, emphasizing the importance of love, service and activism.

In this episode of Second Chances with Christy Belz, we explore the inspiring life of Senator Joyce Foster. Joyce recounts her serendipitous meeting with her husband, Steve, a rabbi of 40 years and their dynamic partnership, highlighted in their co-authored book, “The Rabbi and the Senator Sleep Together.” She delves into her vibrant experiences in 1960s Chicago, her impactful political career, and her unwavering dedication to public service, including her efforts in resettling refugees and advocating for women’s rights.

In a candid segment, Joyce opens up about the challenges of aging and her continued commitment to personal growth and community activism. This episode is a heartfelt celebration of Joyce Foster’s remarkable life, brimming with wisdom, love and a lasting legacy of activism.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

• Joyce’s engagement with her husband within five hours of meeting.

• Co-authored book, “The Rabbi and the Senator Sleep Together.”

• Resettling refugees through Jewish Family Service.

• Served as a senator, focusing on local government issues.

• Aging and memory concerns.

• Strong proponent of women’s political engagement and reproductive rights.

• Personal stories highlighting the value of women’s autonomy over their bodies.

• Deep bond with grandchildren.

• The need for family and love throughout the journey.

Learn more about Joyce Foster:

Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/joyce-foster-1a944710

Book: http://www.therabbiandsenatorsleeptogether.com/

Learn more about Christy Belz Social Communications:

Website: https://christybelz.com/influencer/oh-god-of-second-chances-here-i-am-again/

Course: https://christybelz.com/uproot/

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