Day 23 of the Omer.
Gevurah in Netzach – power and rigor in the creation of the long term.
We can easily imagine how creating something that lasts will require strength. The question is how to best apply that strength?
Strength in the long view needs to be consistent and flexible – when we plan past the five-year plan we need to tap into a different understanding of rigor, since we must be able to sustain it.
Find the strength that feels like a sequoia when thinking about eternity.
We are delighted to announce that from July 7 through August 10, Temple Beth El will host Student Rabbi/Cantor Shayna Burack for a unique and enriching summer internship. Shayna is a rising sixth-year cantorial student
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