Sharing a story from his own life, Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks points out that it is the people who are most unlike us who make us grow. In this powerful and timely talk, he charges us to collectively get back to telling our story, to share where we come from, and the ideals by which we live. If we can do that we can become strong enough to welcome others to share our lives and our aspirations. In this way we can face any fear that we come upon because we will all know that we won't be facing it alone.