D’Var Torah: D’Varim Deuteronomy 1:1 – 3:22
George Gazarek D’varim begins the Book of Deuteronomy, the last book of the Torah. In eleven short weeks, we will be celebrating Simchat Torah where we physically roll the Torah …
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George Gazarek D’varim begins the Book of Deuteronomy, the last book of the Torah. In eleven short weeks, we will be celebrating Simchat Torah where we physically roll the Torah …
Rabbi Arnold Saltzman Let’s face it. We are not going to fix everything that is wrong with the world at our service. We need a Shabbat to not obsess over …
by Rabbi Arnold Saltzman The Metropolitan Opera has announced that in the coming season it will have a new production, The Death of Klinghoffer, by American opera composer, John Adams, …
In this week’s Torah Portion, God establishes the times for us to observe Shabbat, the Festivals and the High Holidays. Since the establishment of the State of Israel, four new …
Sermon by Rabbi Arnold Saltzman ‘Death Be Not Proud’ by the poet and minister, Jonne Donne is a non accepting triumphant take on the death of death. What a subject. …
by Rabbi Arnold Saltzman With Purim just a week away, it is custom to be busy with preparations for the holiday by making Shlach Manot, baskets with delicious deserts including …
Frank Donsky! Bless his soul. He’s the one that got me in trouble with the Rabbi. It was February of 2000. We had just gotten over the Y2K bug and …
by Mark Holt Judaism is a set of values, principles, and laws that have guided the Jewish people for thousands of years. God was very blunt: “Follow these laws and …
by Paul McVinney I didn’t consciously choose Judaism. I chose Elaine and got Judaism in the bargain. She was strong in her faith and conviction that her children be Jewish, …
by Nancy Gould This week’s parasha, Vayikra, is the beginning of the book of Leviticus. Now, the book of Leviticus is arguably the most boring book of the Bible because …