Rabbi’s Message – September 29, 2022 In American Judaism, one of the hallmark observances for Yom Kippur has become the act of fasting. I’ve heard countless times, “Rabbi, I couldn’t make it to services, but I did fast.” “Rabbi, I take daily medication, but it won’t kill me to skip one dose (or take it […]
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Rabbi’s Message – September 22, 2022 Sunday night we welcome in the New Year, Rosh Hashanah. Let me take a moment to wish each of you a happy and healthy 5783. I hope you will join us for services, in person or online, and that you graciously extend the invitation to others. We don’t want
Rabbi’s Message – September 6, 2022 When we moved into our house in 2016 we inherited a planted garden bed and some very “happy” sun-sweet tomato plants, yielding more tomatoes that we knew what to do with. The next year, knowing nothing about gardening, we didn’t plant anything in the raised bed – but those
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