Job Security for the Biblical Priests
One of the weirdest things about the book of Leviticus is the job of the priests. They seem to be …
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Joy & Sorrow
Passover, the week-long celebration of the Biblical liberation from slavery, is almost over. Just a few days ago Jews around …
Passover as a Personal Journey
This weekend begins the Passover celebration. For most of us, it’s mainly about food – the foods we eat during …
Finding Relevance in the Mundane
A cursory reading of Leviticus could lead you to think that it’s all about the biblical priesthood and tedious details …
March for Our Lives
The following is an edited version of a letter that I sent to my congregation this afternoon. I have been …
Our Children Are Answering the Call
“And God called.” The third book of the Torah, which we call Leviticus, begins with this simply phrase, with God …
God and Humans: Partners in Creation
I love the symmetry between Genesis and Exodus. The first chapters of Genesis tell the story of God’s handiwork in …
Complex Issues Deserve Thoughtful Solutions
I was at a meeting of the local Ministerial Association this week, and the 50+ clergy were talking about the …
Speaking Out
When it comes to teenagers, adults have a double standard. Our youth can serve in the military at age 17, …
It’s up to us. All of us.
My daughter Sarah Jane is a high school English teacher in Seoul, South Korea. Whenever I tell someone where she …
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