Shira Freidlin’s Rabbinic Ordination

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Shira Freidlin’s Rabbinic Ordination

Shabbat Services on Friday June 30th at 6PM
Installation of Rabbi Shira Freidlin

Rabbi Rachel Barenblat: Place of Promise
May 3, 2024
Please follow the link below to read Rabbi Barenblat’s beautiful poem — a somewhat different perspective on the parashah
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May 3, 2024
Rabbi Sacks explores the theme of why Jews need their own land. On the one hand, the Torah is based …
Rabbi Elie Kaunfer: What Does it Mean to Say: ‘All Who are Hungry Come and Eat’?
April 22, 2024
We start our Seder with this phrase, but how practical is it, when taken literally? Literal interpretation changed to mean …
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Metzora Is there such a thing as Lashon Tov?
April 22, 2024
Rabbi Sacks carries over the theme of speech in his drash on Metzora. Intriguingly, the Talmud doesn’t address the corollary, lashon tov. …
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Tazria Othello, WikiLeaks, and Mildewed Walls
April 20, 2024
Tsa’arat, as translated in the Septuagint as leprosy, was not correct. Rambam describes it as a variety of dissimilar conditions, …
Sharon Safra: Parasita Tazria-Metzora From Isolation to Healing
April 16, 2024
Sharon Safra confronts the challenge of rituals for purification the seem so anachronistic in our contemporary society. She questions the …
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Tzav Why Civilisations Die
April 16, 2024
Rabbi Sacks writes of the complexity of societies who, after generations of incredible accomplishments, die off. He evaluates potential theories, …
Rabbi Rachel Barenblat: Symbols, This Year
April 15, 2024
Please follow the link below to read Rabbi Barenblat’s poignant and creative poem about the Seder plate for this year: