On Meeting Your Reflection by Phil Warshauer
When asked to reflect on my personal responsibility and accountability the first thing that came to mind was the following poem written by Peter Dale
When asked to reflect on my personal responsibility and accountability the first thing that came to mind was the following poem written by Peter Dale
It all began in 2015 when I was still renting a room inside someone else’s home. I had just graduated earlier that year but by
As a Jew, a parent and the Director of Social Action at the Levine JCC, questions of responsibility and accountability are always on my mind.
When I made the decision to become a pescetarian (like a vegetarian, but still eats seafood and fish) as my 2018 New Year’s resolution, I
I lived in L.A. for 12 years and I loved it. I met my husband there, in a bar of course. He was from North
Have you ever been invited to try a new restaurant, only to take one look at the menu and realize that there’s nothing there that
I find it ironic that some of the very times I feel most connected to Temple Beth El are when I am physically farthest away
Growing up in rural Georgia, I thought being a minority meant you were either African-American or Catholic. Our family was one of only two that were Catholic, but fortunately
I believe creating community embodies listening – listening with an intentional level of depth and patience that often does not come naturally. When I disagree
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