Our Shabbat at Coleman- from Dara Gever and Rabbi Judy Schindler at URJ Camp Coleman
Jewish tradition teaches that when you visit the sick you take away 1/60th of the illness. It also teaches that dreams are 1/60th of prophecy
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Jewish tradition teaches that when you visit the sick you take away 1/60th of the illness. It also teaches that dreams are 1/60th of prophecy
By Rabbi Judy Schindler On Monday night, I made an unusual promise not with my words but a click on my computer. I made a
by Rabbi Judith Schindler “Baruch dayan haemet” We are called to say when news of a death reaches our ears. “Blessed be the True Judge.”
by Rabbi Judy Schindler Haifa is Israel’s San Francisco. Both are port cities with hills, spectacular views, and mellow co-existence. Tzfat is Israel’s Asheville. Here
by Rabbi Judy Schindler To be Jewish is to be part of a big family, thirteen million strong. To be Jewish is to be part
At the entrance of Israel’s Holocaust Museum, Yad Vashem, is a most beautiful garden lined with carob trees planted to honor the righteous gentiles of
The heavenly Jerusalem is that for which we pray, dream, and hope. A Shabbat afternoon stroll on the Old City rooftops gives you a taste
“Days are scrolls, write on them only what you want to be remembered,” Bachya Ibn Pakuda taught. Digging at a tel (an archeological site) in
After stormy delays from Charlotte, and mechanical delays out of Philly, the thirty members of Beth El arrived happily and safely to Jerusalem. Israeli bagels,
