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February 23, 2023


Moving the Chairs for Better Holiness – A poem for Parsha Terumah
If you’re like me (and I have every reason to believe you are not) you don’t walk into a room without rearranging the chairs.


Inclusive Shabbat for Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month
For the last 15 years, the young men and women of The Miracle Project, a theater and film program for children and young adults with and without disabilities, have helped lead Nashuva’s service.

A Memorable Shabbat in Las Vegas
“They are having services Friday night and Saturday morning at the Bellagio,” David told me. “Meals are there also. Just show up.”

Print Issue: On Edge | February 24, 2023
In the wake of two shootings in Pico-Robertson charged as antisemitic hate crimes, a community reels as security increases.

How Do We Carry Joy and Sorrow at the Same Time?
Balancing life’s ups and downs often requires us to toggle between feelings of joy and grief.

Rabbis of LA | For a Sci-Fi Rabbi, Yehuda Hausman Sounds Quite Traditional
You might think that one so knowledgeably armed with the latest scientific discoveries would shun tradition. That would be exactly wrong.

Campus Watch Feb. 23, 2023
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on college campuses.

A Community on Edge
In a span of 24 hours, two Jews were shot in the same neighborhood. The details surrounding the shootings kept changing, which added to the anxiety.
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