Daily Archives: October 3, 2016
Rosh Hashanah: Come to Shul!
Rosh Hashanah: Be Here Now When the kids were younger, going to Beth Am on Friday night was a big deal, they loved it. So much so that if I was really struggling with them I would threaten them and … Continue reading →
Posted in High Holidays, holidays, jewish stories, parenting, prayer, sermons, Shana Tova, Teshuva, Uncategorized
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Tagged birthday of the world, book of life, Faith, guilt, jay michaelson, Jewish holidays, L'shane Tovah Tikatavu, prayer, rabbis, shame, synagouge, Teshuva
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Words Matter: Rosh Hashanah 2016 5777
If you have two Jews stranded on a desert island, they will build three synagogues—one for each of them and one synagogue that no one will visit on principle. Jews often disagree with other Jews. “Two Jews three opinions”—that is, … Continue reading →
Posted in civil discourse, High Holidays, jewish stories, Love, Political campaign 2016, sermons, Shana Tova, Teshuva, Uncategorized
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Tagged gossip, humility, kind speech, love, parker palmer, Peace, rabbi Hillel, self-restraint, Shammai, sinat chinam
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Ayin Tova: To See The Good 
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