Selichot: Give Up on Spiritual Formulas and Let God Give You a Bath
We must become active participants in our own Teshuvah, working to repair relationships with those we have harmed and committing to live differently in the future.
Rabbi Dr. Maor Greene
Jeremiah, Climate Change, and the Three Weeks: Finding Hope Amidst Despair
The season of the three weeks is an invitation to find a dynamic balance between hope and despair.
Experiencing God’s Revelation through Gardening
With everything that can go wrong, seeing and tasting a plant bear fruit feels like a tiny miracle.
What does it mean that there is one law for everyone?
Equal application of the law does not result in uniformity of judgment because every case is different.
The World is Full of Mirrors: What Values Do We Want to Reflect?
It is upon us to build and strengthen communities that reflect our values.
Keeping Vigil in Dark Times
I pray that we work for the safety of the most vulnerable of our society.
The Blessing of Not Knowing Who You Are
A lack of a fixed identity can allow one to adapt to each new moment of service.
Experiencing Vulnerability and Joy Amidst Climate Catastrophe
Looking at how the themes of vulnerability and joy work together for Sukkot.
