Choose to Engage: On Egypt, Exodus, and Marching Together
A few years ago, after a screening of the film “13th,” which explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States, I sat
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A few years ago, after a screening of the film “13th,” which explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States, I sat
On Tuesday, April 27, Temple Beth El kicked off our 2021 listening campaign, “From Social Distance to Social Justice,” with an hour-long online meeting bringing
It was Shavuot 2012. I was in my second year of rabbinic school, and Shavuot was still mostly a mystery to me. I knew the
Over the past two weeks, we marked a year of living through the pandemic, coming together from afar to share a collective challah hug. It
Crisis breeds creativity. While all of us sitting at our zoom seder tables last year hoped Passover 2021 would look different than Passover 2020, we
Every year, MLK Jr Day and Tu Bishvat live near each other on our calendars. A holiday that celebrates trees and a holiday that honors
The moon is growing again as I sit down to write this article on July 28th 2020, on “erev erev” Tisha b’Av. While these words
As a proud member of MeckMIN (Mecklenburg Metropolitan Interfaith Network), Temple Beth El is involved in a variety of interfaith efforts throughout greater Charlotte. In
Sterling Elementary School: The 2020-2021 school year is about to begin and TBE’s partner school could use your help! In addition to collecting donations to
