The Journey Through Grief – A Yom Kippur Yizkor Reflection by Rabbi Judy Schindler
Gmar chatimah tovah – may you each be sealed for a good year. It is great to come home to Temple Beth El. You are
Gmar chatimah tovah – may you each be sealed for a good year. It is great to come home to Temple Beth El. You are
The conductor’s role is to know his community of musicians well: the ranges and skills of the voices in his choir and the qualities and
I am so proud of our Temple Beth El Board for passing a resolution protesting the passage of HB2. I am grateful to the Tzedek
For me, writing comes easily. Words flow like water from my mind to my keyboard so rapidly that my fingers cannot keep up. Yet I
One ascends to Jerusalem – both physically and spiritually. Forty of us from Temple Beth El ascended to our Holy City this past Thursday. We
With silence… There aren’t words to respond to someone with semi-automatic guns in hand murdering innocent souls en masse. With identification… As President Obama stated,
The hardest decision of my life was leaving the role of Senior Rabbi of Temple Beth El. With intense soul searching and with some tears,
A decade ago, Oprah stayed as a guest in President Nelson Mandela’s home in South Africa for more than a week. After days of reflecting
Hearing the Words and Celebrating the Work of a Holocaust Hero The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it
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