Purim and the reframing of “How are you?”
Last week at a conference out of town, surrounded for two days by old friends and colleagues, I was plagued by three small words: “How
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Last week at a conference out of town, surrounded for two days by old friends and colleagues, I was plagued by three small words: “How
Like many in the early 90s, I learned the section of Torah that I read at my Bat Mitzvah from a tape that my childhood
It’s time to register for our High Holy Day (HHD) choirs! I hope that you will lend your spirit and your voice to make our
Last Friday, the rabbis and I had the privilege of welcoming six beautiful souls to the Jewish people as they reached the conclusion of their
Home. Take a moment and imagine home. Not the home you live in right now or even the home you might dream of for the
Chanukah rolled around about halfway through my year living in Jerusalem while a student at Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, the Reform
A few months ago, in the course of conversation with our summer intern, Student Rabbi Hannah Elkin, she mentioned that her Clinical Pastoral Education supervisor
Like so many, I was thrust into parenthood largely unprepared. It’s amazing how the doctors and nurses at the hospital let you take babies home
I had quite a few conversations last week about time. There was a conversation with my mom about whether or not she or I qualified
