October 12, 2023
Weekly Reflections
October 5, 2023
October 5, 2023
Dear Friends, Celebrate with us as we join forces with Congregation Shema Koleinu for an exciting celebration of Simchat Torah this Friday night, October 6th. As we honor Torah in
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September 28, 2023
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September 21, 2023
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September 7,2023
The Hebrew translation of the phrase, “I am sorry,” is selicha. It is a concept that weighs heavy on our minds during this season. As we begin to prepare ourselves
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August 30,2023
Dear Friends – If you looked into the sky last night, you may have noticed a magical moon. Interestingly enough, this lunar phenomenon has a special name. It is called
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September 2, 2023
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August 24,2023
Judaism is a faith structured around relationships, and the synagogue is one of the most common places where those relationships are formed and nurtured. These relationships are established as we
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August 10, 2023
Dear Friends, There is an old story of 5 blind men who are asked to describe an elephant just by touching it. One by one, each gives a report. Their
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August 2, 2023
Dear Friends, Every summer, an amazing group of teens come to Houston from Israel for Peace Camp. These young leaders are Jewish, Christian, and Muslim, and despite countless differences, they
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Rabbi 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.