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- Rabbi’s Blog | The First Jewish Building?
February 8, 2019
Chaverim Shalom, We Jews don’t rely on a physical space for prayer or to facilitate God’s presence. We believe that prayer and God can be found anywhere. For this reason, unlike so many cathedrals and mosques around the world, it is rare to see very elaborate and ornate synagogues. And yet, as we all know, - RSVP by Feb. 11 for Scholar-In-Residence Events
February 5, 2019
Our Scholar-In-Residence weekend is nearly here! RSVP by Feb. 11 to let us know you will be coming to events on Feb. 15 & Feb. 16. Rabbi David Stern, senior rabbi of Temple Emanu-El in Dallas and president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, will deliver the sermon during the 6 p.m. service on - Rabbi’s Blog | March 16, 2018 | Vayikra: The Singular Power of Corned Beef
February 1, 2019
A sermon delivered at Beth Shalom Synagogue on March 16, 2018 When my unit underwent field-training in the IDF, there were some tough conditions to which we had to accustom ourselves. Carrying heavy weights, digging a hole in which to sleep, barely getting to use it, the intense discipline. But one of the hardest things to get used - Rabbi’s Blog | Does God talk to us?
January 25, 2019
Chaverim Yekarim, There’s a Jewish dating service cleverly named SawYouAtSinai, playing on the traditional idea that all Jewish souls, past and present (all 600,000 types) stood at Sinai for God’s revelation thousands of years ago. There’s something really comforting and accessible about this idea if we choose to accept it. Similar to this idea at
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