At URJ Biennial, We Are Reminded That We Are Not Alone by Rachel Campbell
It would be an understatement to say that it has been a challenging time in our country these last several years. I don’t need to go
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It would be an understatement to say that it has been a challenging time in our country these last several years. I don’t need to go
WE CAN ALL BE SHEPHERDS: WHAT MAKES A JEWISH LEADER? The Torah offers abundant lessons for leadership for today. As we turn the scroll through
Bishop and I had the good fortune to visit Spain this summer. As our tour guide led us through the cobbled streets of the old
Abraham and Sarah were welcoming people. Abraham’s tent opened on four sides to welcome travelers from all directions. Abraham did not wait for strangers to
We are all legos. Each of us unique in design, filled with color and infinite potential. One lego is cool. Two legos makes a combination.
It was a hard decision to leave one community for another. The place where our sons were born and raised, the place where we had
On a recent Sunday I experienced a remarkable example of the power of stories to build community. As members of the Temple’s community organizing team,
“You know the Jews – they all stick together.” A potential client told me that when I first started practicing law. At the time, it
I recently had the opportunity, thanks to TBE and PJ Library, to attend NewCAJE, an amazing national conference for Jewish Educators held this year in
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