Have Shofar, Will Travel
This year, shofar blowing may look a little different, but it’s still just as significant.
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Reflections On The Nineteenth Anniversary Of September 11th
The horror of September 11 can not be reduced to a statistic or an emotion.
How Rabbi Klein Used Jewish Ethics To Help Rehabilitate Inmates
Rabbi Klein uses a combination of musar and the teachings of Benjamin Franklin to help prison inmates on their path to rehabilitation.
What Losing a Loved One To Suicide Taught Me
September is National Suicide Month and an important time to reflect on suicide prevention.
A Rabbi, A Minister and An Imam Walk Into A Bar
Reflections on the changes underway in how we understand God, the church, and our work in the world.
The Unstoppable Fannie Lou Hamer (And The All-Too Stoppable Us)
The amazing achievements of Civil Rights activist, Fannie Lou Hamer
The Secret To Dr. Yvonne Kaye’s Remarkable Resilience
How Dr. Yvonne Kaye found the strength to survive WWII and overcome addiction.
How I Found Meaning In A Very Different Tisha B’Av This Year
While the holiday was different this year, the spirit of resilience continues.
The Unconscionable Abandonment Of Israel’s Druze
The Druze are fiercely loyal to Israel. It’s time for Israel to treat them with the same respect.