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Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis

Beyond interfaith marriage

Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis December 18, 2014

There is a methodological debate among demographers as to counting the number of Jews in the United States.

Hide and seek: The serious game Of T’shuvah

Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis December 18, 2014

It is told of the Rhiziner Rebbe, that once when he came home from his shtiebel, he found outside his home a little boy crying. \”Why are you crying, my son?\”

Conversation with the angel of death [1991]

Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis December 18, 2014

The letter from Lillian came between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Dying we live [1995]

Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis December 18, 2014

When last I spoke to my teacher, Abraham Joshua Heschel, he asked if he could borrow my kittel.

The Jewish community remembers Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis – Rabbi David Wolpe, Brad Sherman and more

Jewish Journal December 18, 2014

Rabbi Harold Schulweis had a fertile mind and a capacious heart.

The High Holiday sermon that saved thousands of lives – and changed mine

Jewish World Watch October 1, 2014

Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis: What do we owe the stranger?

Susan Freudenheim April 9, 2014

Thirty-six times the Torah talks about caring for the stranger,” Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis said.

Listen for God’s voice amid an earthquake’s shaking

Ryan Torok January 15, 2014

In the event of an earthquake, look upward and take the earth’s shaking as a sign of an awe-inspiring God, Rabbi Laura Geller recommends.

‘Because You Suffer…’

Jewish Journal March 7, 2013

There was a moment that took place last week in this community that, if you didn’t witness it, you need to hear about it.

Shul counseling center costs little, does much for many

Ryan E. Smith May 15, 2012

Even a rabbi needs a little help sometimes, which is why Rabbi Harold Schulweis of Valley Beth Shalom (VBS) was inspired decades ago to promote the creation of a counseling center run by temple volunteers.