by Rabbi | Sep 22, 2020 | Rabbi's Blog
Main idea: our tradition has a framework about idolatry that can be helpful for us to understand how to deal with the question of Confederate statues in America – arrogance and anger RH is the day when we talk about sins. One of the greatest sins in Torah is...
by Rabbi | Sep 22, 2020 | Rabbi's Blog
Main idea: lessons from zochreinu lechayim, remember us for life, the basic add-on for the ten days of teshuvah, repentance Shanah tovah! Welcome to our second night of Rosh Hashanah, led by Cantor Axelrod. I want to thank her for being with us, and for...
by Rabbi | Sep 22, 2020 | Rabbi's Blog
Main Idea: What we need for our salvation is right in front of our eyes, we need to act and adapt, that’s how we survived many other plagues. Our services were vastly different this year, I know, from whatever you experienced last year. I...
by Rabbi | Sep 22, 2020 | Rabbi's Blog, Uncategorized
First Evening Main idea: growth and meaning, together, in our 500-page journey depends on each of us embracing intentionality in our practice Welcome everyone to our first virtual RH evening service. Adath Israel has worked very hard to make this...
by Rabbi | Sep 6, 2020 | Rabbi's Blog
In the Dark is a great podcast, which is ending, but is an incredible trip on how racism plays a part in the justice system of the South. The case made its way to the Supreme Court this past July. Curtis Flowers, from Mississippi, endured nearly 23 years behind bars,...
