Staff Cleaning and Vacation Days Our staff have worked hard throughout the last fiscal year to deliver great programming and services. As we prepare to begin our next fiscal year, we are closing to the public on Wednesday, June 29 - Friday July 1. Our staff will use these two days to organize, clean, rest and refresh, and prepare for the upcoming programming year. Shabbat on July 1 will proceed as usual, and as always, clergy are available for pastoral emergencies through the clergy-on-call phone (704-576-5073). The Gift Shop will remain open on Wednesday and Thursday 10:00am-3:00pm, and Friday 10:00am - 12:30pm, and before and after Shabbat Evening Service.

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Rabbi Asher Knight

The High Holy Days: Self Compassion in the Uncertainty of Certainty by Rabbi Asher Knight (Charlotte Jewish News Editorial, September 2018)

Years ago, during a visit to the Cairo museum, I stared into the face of Ramses II. Mummified and frozen in time, his body delicately

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Self and Community: Tending to the Garden of Our Soul by Rabbi Asher Knight

I have an incredible knack – some even call it a skill – to kill every plant that’s been unfortunate enough to come near me.

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About The Israeli Nation-State Law by Rabbi Asher Knight

The Israeli Knesset recently passed a controversial “Nation-State law.” The law has received statements of opposition by Jewish organizations and communities from throughout the world.

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Elul: Preparing for the High Holy Days by Rabbi Asher Knight

The month of Elul – August 12-September 9 – is our prelude for the Days of Awe. The name of the Hebrew month, spelled aleph,

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Immigration Rally Speech 6/30/18 by Rabbi Asher Knight

“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…” Inscribed over the entrance of the Statue of Liberty, Emma Lazarus’ poem

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Special Message from Rabbi Knight

Members of our community have reached out in recent days in shock and horror that the administration is separating undocumented children from their parents. Rabbi

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Welcoming a Rabbinic Intern in June by Rabbi Asher Knight

Dear Temple Beth El Family, I am excited to announce that from June 11th through August 8th, we will welcome Student Rabbi Hannah Elkin for

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Baby Boomer and Empty Nester Update: Find Your People at Temple Beth El by Rabbi Asher Knight

It is customary for Jews to study one of the six chapters of Pirke Avot  – the Ethics of our Ancestors – on each of

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Creating Worship Experiences at Temple Beth El by Rabbi Asher Knight

As a rabbi, I believe that the communal prayer experience begins with the individual, and the potential for individual spiritual growth and transformation within community.

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