A Tidbit of Torah – Parshat Metzora and Shabbat Hagadol 5784 Every year the Haggadah enjoins us to internalize that, “B’chol dor vador chayav adam leer-ot et atz-mo k’ee-lu hu ya-tzah me-mitzrayim” – “In every generation, each person is obligated to see themselves as if they had participated in the Exodus from Egypt”. This powerful Continue Reading »
Old business before new Torah. Several people have requested the story I told on Yom Kippur about the young boy who had not eaten breakfast, so I share it with you below along with the contact information for MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger. Is This the Fast I Have Chosen? A teacher in Minnesota Continue Reading »
Moses came, together with Hosea son of Nun, and recited all the words of this poem in the hearing of the people. D’varim/Deuteronomy 32:44 A poem should be palpable and mute… Dumb… Silent… A poem should be wordless… A poem should be motionless in time… A Continue Reading »
Our congregation has a deep history of philanthropic activity that has enabled us to do so much for our entire congregation. You all answer the call in so many ways, and we are confident that we can continue to grow our robust culture of philanthropy at Rodef Sholom Temple. Click here to make a donation. Click Continue Reading »
Shabbat Parashat Pinchas Shabbat Mevarekhim HaChodesh Profound and Perplexing Pieces in Siddur Lev Shalem July 7, 2018 – 24 Tammuz 5778 Dear Friends, Our recent heat wave and July 4th having come and gone are clear indications that summer is upon us! I hope that you have had an opportunity to Continue Reading »
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