December 15, 2021
December 15, 2021
Dear Friends, As our secular year is coming to a close, so too are the stories recounted in the Book of Genesis. In the final chapters of this first book of
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Dear Friends, As our secular year is coming to a close, so too are the stories recounted in the Book of Genesis. In the final chapters of this first book of
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Dear Friends, Sunday night was the eighth night of Chanukah, and as we gazed upon the blazing candles in all their glory, we were invited to embrace the idea that
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Chanukah Shabbat
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Dear Friends, For many of us, there are few family feasts that are as gluttonously wonderful as Thanksgiving. If your family is like mine, we take great pride in finding
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Our new Director of Education, Betti Buck, has created a beautiful monthly e-message for religious school families called Motto of the Month. This month’s motto is based on the following teaching
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Tomorrow is Veterans Day, a day set aside each year to honor those who boldly put their lives on the line to protect the values of our nation. These men
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Each month, Shabbat B’yachad (our newest, monthly Shabbat experience) celebrates the eternal value of Torah through a music-driven worship service and the reading of the portion of the week. This week our
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Building a Legacy For Tomorrow
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This Friday night, October 22, we will be holding our Annual Pink Ribbon Shabbat. At this special service, we will honor survivors and remember those whose lives were taken by cancer.
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As I was sitting at my computer yesterday afternoon, I found myself in a state of brain freeze. I could not think of anything to write about for these Reflections. All I could
Continue readingRabbi Gross writes most of what is on this page, and says the rest of it on a Friday night. Everyone is welcome at a service, and you do not need to tell anyone you are coming.