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Rabbi Schindler

Tisha B’Av by Rabbi Judy Schindler

The ninth of Av. A date of destruction and devastation not just once but again and again. 586 BCE. Our First Temple destroyed at the

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A Greater Fire By Rabbi Judy Schindler

(Updated 7/14/15) Two weeks ago, Charlotte’s Briar Creek Road Baptist Church was a victim of arson. It is less than three and half miles from

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L’chaim… to life, to love, to equality by Rabbi Judy Schindler

Join us at Temple Beth El tonight, June 26, 2015 at 5:15 pm for a Shabbat champagne toast to celebrate the Supreme Court decision legalizing

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We mourn with the community of Charleston by Temple Beth El’s Clergy Team

As a congregation of Temple Beth El, we weep over the death of nine individuals who were murdered in the midst of Bible study in Charleston,

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Summer and Celebrating A New Beth El Sacred Space By Rabbi Judith Schindler

Summer offers us additional gateways to spirituality. Reb Nachman, my favorite Chasidic Rabbi and mystic, found God in the sanctuary of nature. He taught that

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Sacred Trash and Sacred Times at the Hebrew Cemetery by Rabbi Judy Schindler

Have you ever wondered what to do with your child’s consecration Torah from thirty years ago? It is too sacred to throw away. Do you

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‘Black Lives Matter’ Is Not Just About Police, It is about Education by Rabbi Judy Schindler

(These were the words shared at the NAACP Moral Monday Rally on May 4, 2015 at Marshall Park in Charlotte.) B’tzelem elohim means, “In the

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You And I We’ll Change The World by Rabbi Judy Schindler

Reflections from the Religious Action Center’s Consultation on Conscience When I was a kid, I’d often sing this Hebrew song, “Ani v’atah n’shaneh et haolam

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A Prayer for Ending Pesach By Rabbi Judy Schindler

The weeklong* menu of matzah teaches restraint. I can’t have everything I want. The weeklong menu of matzah teaches patience. It took 430 years to

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