Rabbi’s Message – March 30, 2023 As many are preparing for Passover that might include using up the chametz (leaven bread products) in our homes, others gathered Tuesday night to watch Dayton-born pizza chef Miriam Weiskind compete on Food Network’s Chopped in a special pizza-themed showdown episode. I have to wonder if it was intentional […]
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“When we sing, we pray twice. When we sing, we are one.” These words were spoken by St. Augustine, a Christian theologian and philosopher from the fifth century – someone who you might say was a member of “another shul.” However, teachers of our own faith also speak to the power that music has in
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Rabbi’s Message – March 2, 2023 Next week we will celebrate the festival of Purim. We will toast to Jewish survival in the face of annihilation. As we do so, we will also raise our glasses to Esther and Vashti, two courageous women who took matters into their own hands and stood up to save
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