The first leader of the Jewish people, anchored in his faith, spoke out on behalf of others.

Choosing to strive for excellence in behavior and discipline may lead to both a better life for ourselves and the future of this world.

How do we dance with exhilaration when 1200 souls were savagely murdered by Hamas on this day in the Hebrew calendar?

It is rare for a west coast sukkah to actually “fall down.” But it is unfortunately common for each of us to feel as if we have fallen.

Wearing a tallit on Kol Nidre connects us, Jew to Jew for thousands of years.

Many enter this new year as if it is an entirely different world.

We are each made in the image of God.

This year, may the sounds of the shofar strengthen you, enabling the voices of the past to bolster your spirit.

This summer we spent some time in New York City, visiting the 9/11 memorial.

The memories of the murdered and the requests of their families are serving as my hope rebuilders.