The Fault in our Bubbles by Rabbi Dusty Klass (From Charlotte Jewish News Editorial, February 2018)
For me, Christmas has never been about Chinese and a movie – it has been about family and food, watching It’s a Wonderful Life, and
For me, Christmas has never been about Chinese and a movie – it has been about family and food, watching It’s a Wonderful Life, and
I first discovered the Jewish call for silence at age seventeen. It had been chosen as the ‘wisdom quote of the day’ at camp: “Rabbi
Chanukah celebrates the proverbial light in the darkness, the hope that comes from flickering flames in the midst of a cold winter night, the story
There’s a Grey’s Anatomy episode in which the main character Meredith says something along the lines of, “when the world gets really terrible, I go
Shmirat Hanefesh and Tikkun HaGuf: Cultivating Mental Health Erev Yom Kippur 5778 Co-writers: Rabbi Dusty Klass, Rabbi Leah Citrin Editing Team: Rabbi Asher Knight, Rabbi
Rosh haShana 5778: On Race and ReHumanization by Rabbi Dusty Klass Think back for a moment, To a year ago. A year ago, I was
As we enter the final week of Elul, we move into our final topic of reflection, Kehilah: Community. Writing about community was such a popular
If Elul begins with ahavah – love, it continues with r’fuah – healing. When we allow ourselves to build relationships grounded in love, be it
“The human heart is the tablet on which God writes. Each of us has the word life engraved in our hearts by God’s own hand.
