Wounded Redeemers
Chaim Steinmetz
November 22, 2024
The challenge to all of us, amidst the turmoil of our own suffering, is how to be wounded redeemers ourselves.
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Judaism
Chayei Sarah – a poem for Chayei Sarah
Rick Lupert
November 21, 2024
These are the names of our cousins, who bore more cousins, who bore more cousins…
A Bisl Torah~Challah Prayers
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
November 21, 2024
For thousands of years, women have gathered to make challah.
Sephardic Torah from the Holy Land | Music Soothes the Soul
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
November 21, 2024
I learn so much from Rabbi Uziel about halakha and philosophy – and now – how to “chill and relax” in these stressful times.
Laban, The Bible’s Mr. White
Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern
November 20, 2024
He’s the Passover Haggadah’s second-favorite villain.
Life in the Shadow of the Akedah
Chaim Steinmetz
November 15, 2024
We will never forget Amitai’s sacrifice. And we will never forget Amitai’s lesson, that in the shadow of the Akedah we must appreciate life even more.
A Bisl Torah~Stars and Sand
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
November 14, 2024
Sometimes, we are like stars in the sky and sometimes, we are like sand on the seashore
Passing Grade – a poem for Vayera
Rick Lupert
November 14, 2024
In the film Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (and already you know this poem is gonna be good)…
Sephardic Torah from the Holy Land | Abraham our Leader
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
November 14, 2024
Abraham was our very first leader. What kind of leader was Abraham?
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