Is it worth knowing how long we might live? Does that change the ways we might treat ourselves or each other?

The reenactment of receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai is a reenactment of our own stepping into an eternal partnership with our Creator.

Your rabbis, your cantors, your teachers and mentors are here to remind you that within a synagogue, any synagogue, and especially within this synagogue, there is always room to find your way.

The Torah is often compared to “a tree of life.”

It is much easier to criticize and judge someone else than it is to be honest with one’s own misgivings

As you wander through your spiritual journey, let God be your guide and Torah be your destination.

With our commitment to never forget, even through these pummeling times, we will find a way and rise again.

It is each soul connected to each other that enables the dwelling of God.

Perhaps, since October 7th, a fifth generation has surfaced. Young Jews determining how (not if) Jewish tradition and beliefs will play a role in their own identity and the future identities of their children.

The shackles of ancient Egypt feel ever present. The nightmare isn’t over.