Warm Cookies and Cold Milk are Good for You by Dr. Laura Bernstein
Well, this is it. Tomorrow we welcome our new clergy. We form a new leadership team. We have a new Board President. We take a
Well, this is it. Tomorrow we welcome our new clergy. We form a new leadership team. We have a new Board President. We take a
Tomorrow is Lag BaOmer, the 33rd day of the Omer. The counting of the Omer marks the period from Passover, commemorating the Jews’ Exodus from
by Ronald P. Townsend Rabbi Jonathan once said something profoundly insightful in Talmud study which characterizes his approach to engagement. We were discussing intentionality in
In preparation for writing this blog, I decided to review this week’s parsha, Metzora. Not an easy read unless you are a physician who is
Navigating and managing transitions is not about forgetting our history and starting everything anew; rather it is about respecting and celebrating what and who we
A new riding helmet. A pair of barn boots. Barbie clothes. Movies. Games. Toy horses. These are some of the gifts my daughter has received
Reform Judaism and my personal belief structure is guided by the basic tenet that all of us are created in the divine image (b’tselem Elohim).
Sterling Elementary School Partnership This school year marks the eighth year of Temple Beth El’s partnership with Sterling Elementary School as part of CMS’s Faith
One of the basic responsibilities we have as Jewish parents and a community at large is to teach our children to live Jewishly. The Shema,