Measuring Success by Cantor Andrew Bernard
When I was in cantorial school in the 90s, there was great consternation and hand-wringing about how “camp music” (used as a derogatory term)
When I was in cantorial school in the 90s, there was great consternation and hand-wringing about how “camp music” (used as a derogatory term)
One of key features of Judaism is the emphasis on community. We celebrate as a community. We mourn as a community. We pray as
Congregational Shabbat is an energetic, highly participatory, multi-generational Shabbat morning series of activities, food, and worship designed to engage the great diversity of our Temple
This weekend marks the season’s final holy day observances that began nearly two months ago. There have been times of learning and times of
It has always seemed a little strange to me that the Jewish months start on the new moon. If you are going to look up
Sacred space can be created in many different places and in many different ways. You don’t need to be in a Sanctuary to find yourself
Marking time is very important in Judaism. Time is, in fact, the first thing in the Torah that God declares “holy.” Throughout six days of
It has always been my rule of thumb that when you move to a new home, you know you’ve settled in when you can find
In Judaism we talk a great deal about mitzvot, although we talk about them in very different ways. Those on the orthodox side of the
