Rabbi’s Message – November 17, 2022 With Thanksgiving next week, the word “gratitude” might be on your mind. For me, and perhaps many families, I’ll be expected to answer the prompt as to what I’m grateful for this year before overindulging in the plethora of comfort foods on the table. There is a lot to […]
Rabbi’s Message – November 10, 2022 “Here there are no quotas of how many from each group are admitted or allowed. Among these men there is no discrimination. No prejudice. No hatred. Theirs is the highest and purest democracy.” According to the Jewish War Veterans, the oldest veteran’s organization in America, throughout history a disproportionate
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Rabbi’s Message – November 3, 2022 The weight of history and the wisdom of our Jewish texts teach us never to take for granted something as precious as voting. To our youth, the privilege of voting may appear as nothing more than an errand. But, to older members of society, it represents so much more. Here in the
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