A Bisl Torah — Selectively Silent
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
April 22, 2021
Whether a brief pause, listening ear or stunned period of absolute stillness, silence is often the wisest choice.
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A Bisl Torah — Happy Birthday to Israel
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
April 15, 2021
Shakshuka is the perfect metaphor for Eretz Yisrael. A bold country, filled with a glorious tapestry of opinions, religions, cultures, voices, and traditions.
A Bisl Torah — Stop Worrying
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
April 8, 2021
Everyone wants to find the quick fix in pushing past worry and pushing towards purpose.
A Bisl Torah — Training Wheels
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
April 1, 2021
Take off your training wheels. You will most likely fall. But you just might fly.
A Bisl Passover
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
March 24, 2021
We often forget that the season of Pesach is considered a Jewish New Year.
A Bisl Torah — Elijah and the Tooth Fairy
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
March 18, 2021
One year ago, I was comparing the plagues of the Passover story to the plague of Covid-19.
A Bisl Torah — Hide n’ Seek
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
March 10, 2021
One year ago, I was comparing the plagues of the Passover story to the plague of Covid-19.
A Bisl Torah — Planting a Seed
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
March 4, 2021
One year ago, I was comparing the plagues of the Passover story to the plague of Covid-19.
A Bisl Torah — Strength in a Cookie
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
February 25, 2021
We continued our annual tradition of baking hamantaschen.
A Bisl Torah — Pocket Torah
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
February 17, 2021
In the secular world, this weekend brings in a holiday known for love.
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