Facing the Unknown With Kindness
This week, as our Zoom Seders become happy memories, we will stay in our homes to help “flatten the curve” …
This week, as our Zoom Seders become happy memories, we will stay in our homes to help “flatten the curve” …
There is a beautiful Korean saying that I often return to; “No flower blooms without also being blown by the …
It must have been a grueling task, but in the end it must have been magnificent to see. So many …
One of the astounding moments when studying Torah is turning to the portion in which the Revelation at Mt Sinai …
There are many couples in the Bible, and several episodes of barren wives. But the one that always stands out …
“All’s right with the world,” I think on mornings like today, when I’m sitting on my little porch with my …
“Turn right at the pond with the ducks,” said the voice on the phone. “What if the ducks aren’t there?” …
Years ago I taught in a program for Jewish teens. When we got to the class on prayer I said …
This week’s Torah portion, Beha’alotcha, has a lot to teach us about what it takes to be a communal leader. …
This week’s Torah portion is filled with events that have been discussed at length over the centuries. (You’ll find it …