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Parashat Beha’alotcha: The Grand March Toward the Good
This Torah portion illustrates what happens when we put our individual needs first.
Parashat Behar: Summary
God tells Moses to instruct the people in the laws of the Sabbatical and Jubilee years, as well as how to relate to those in the community who become impoverished.
If It’s Broken, Why Keep It?
The presence of the broken tablets in the Ark reminds us of the value of objects that may not be functional but signify important relationships.
Jewish Wisdom on Friendship
Jewish literature offers many insights into the nature of friendship, the rewards it offers, and the efforts one should make to sustain a friendship.
Jewish Museums
Jewish museums present opportunities for team scholarship, public education and an equal opportunity access point for the entire Jewish community.
The Music of Shlomo Carlebach
Though not necessarily written for worship, neo-Hasidic melodies quickly found their way into the synagogue.
Bech, A Book
A novel by John Updike.
Jacob’s Anxiety
Being forced to flee from his home, Jacob had little food and personal security.
How Some Jews Live
I always begin like this, with Irv, my grandfather, and then I describe him, An angel on Earth, never another like him. ...