Yom Kippur 5775: Beni Wajnberg
On inviting the sacred into our lives: religion seen as a microwave.
Rosh Hashanah 5775: Beni Wajnberg
On not taking time and space for granted: inviting sacredness into the world Beni Wajnberg’s Sermon 5775/2014 A story is told of a little shtetl, a little village somewhere in Eastern Europe. So many Jews lived in such a small area that they built their houses really close to each other. One year, right at the […]
Rosh Hashana 5775: Rabbi Greg Wolfe
Judaism: A Love Affair for Our Times
Rabbi Greg Wolfe
Yom Kippur 5774: Student Rabbi Ahuva Zaches
“All of You in God’s Presence: Kulchem lifnei Adonai”
Student Rabbi Ahuva Zaches
Rosh Hashana 5774: Rabbi Greg Wolfe
Finding Meaning at the Doorway of a New Year
Rabbi Greg Wolfe
Yom Kippur 5773: Rabbi Greg Wolfe
From Regret to Great: Using our Mistakes to Grow into Who We Are Becoming The sages of our tradition have been quick to note the subtle and mystical parallels that connect the joyous holiday of Purim and the most serious day of the Jewish year, Yom HaKippurim, translating Yom HaKippurim as “the day that is like Purim“, […]
Yom Kippur 5773: Rabbi Greg Wolfe
The Doorway to a Life of Legacy: Don’t Just Leave One, Live One!
Rabbi Greg Wolfe
Rosh Hashanah 5773: Rabbi Greg Wolfe
Lessons for Life from the Heart of Hashpa’ah – Rabbi Greg Wolfe If you have ever tried it, you will know that it’s a lot harder than you would think. After all, we breathe all the time. (And some of us have been breathing for a lot longer than others!) It seems so easy, but […]
Rosh Hashana 5773: Student Rabbi Ahuva Zaches
Be the Blessing
Student Rabbi Ahuva Zaches
Purim Shpiel 5772: Rabbi Greg Wolfe
The Mort, Max! I Speak for the Jews… At the far end of town where gefilte fish hum And the shpielers go shpieling juiced up on sweet rum There was a young boy, Maxeleh Max was his name Who, after this tale, was just never the same. For you see he learned lessons that […]
