Stubbornness and Listening in this Week’s Torah Reading
Stubborn Pharaoh, stiff-necked Israelites – our time as slaves in Egypt ended over the objections of our oppressor and even the Israelites resisted liberation by
Stubborn Pharaoh, stiff-necked Israelites – our time as slaves in Egypt ended over the objections of our oppressor and even the Israelites resisted liberation by
Ten of us from Temple Beth El journeyed to San Diego to connect with 4775 Reform Jews, to learn from best practices, to be enlightened
Our fates rely on each of us caring for our selves and our whole community. Every person is touched by the fate of everyone else,
A piece of commentary from last week… This week we read the Akeidah, the binding of Isaac, I know, again. Still, it may contain the
When we go for a walk, especially in nature, we invite in change for the better. Green spaces improve our moods, change our outlooks, and
Strengthening the Jewish souls of our congregation’s one thousand kids under the age of eighteen can be a challenge. Even though we have an outstanding, fun, dynamic and
Many of us are list-makers. I imagine I am not the only one who thrills in checking items off of those lists. We get to
Today is the Fast of the 17th of Tammuz – one of a series of holidays in the summer that most Jews have never heard
Malchut in Malchut – the fullness of well-considered meaningful presence and realization in itself. This is it. Plans have been laid, preparations have been made,
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