Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur 5774 By Joel Grossman When I was visiting my mother in Israel this past summer, her brother, my uncle Shimmy, also came by to visit. My Uncle Shimmy
Yom Kippur 5774 By Joel Grossman When I was visiting my mother in Israel this past summer, her brother, my uncle Shimmy, also came by to visit. My Uncle Shimmy
Kol Nidre 5774 by Rabbi Ilana Grinblat Tonight, on the holiest night of the Jewish year, we stand before God, stripped of our comforts – without food and drink. We
Rosh Hashanah 5774: Writing Ourselves Into the Story By Rabbi Miriyam Glazer I’d like to begin today by sharing a poem with you, one that touches me deeply every time
Parashat Balak By Bob Braun, 5775 As a child of the 60’s, television had a great impact on my life. I’m not sure that my children, who grew up with
Shavuot 2015/5775 By Rabbi Susan Laemmle A Loving Relationship Dodi li va-ani lo, ha-roeh ba-shoshanim: “My beloved is mine and I am my beloved’s, who browses among the lilies.” Many
And the old shall see visions Parashat Va’ era By Rabbi Miriyam Glazer, January 17, 2015 And the old shall dream dreams, and the youth shall see visions, And our
Parshat Vayechi By Abraham Havivi, January 3, 2015 Read Gen. 48:1-11 (Dying Jacob receives Joseph, along with grandchildren Menashe and Ephraim, and blesses them) What’s the obvious question about Jacob’s
The Avinu Family: A Tragedy in Ten Episodes By Norm Green, November 15, 2014 In the first two episodes we have seen wars and upheavals, destructions of whole cities, a woman
Lech Lecha By Anthony Elman, November 1, 2014 Shabbat shalom everybody! Some of you may not know me, though I’ve been a member for more than 9 years. But almost