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May 31, 2019 by dmack9185 • Uncategorized •

Ten Minutes of Torah

A Poem for Balak: I Meant to Curse

Canada Day, Korach, and Audacious Hospitality

Parashat B'midbar: Whom We Count, Why We Count, and How We Can Better Count Everyone

Why Did Our Torah Commentator Smash Bottles and Idols?

It’s Never Too Late to Become a Bat Mitzvah

6 More Ways "Game of Thrones" is Like (and Unlike) the Torah

What God Is and What God Is Not

Stories We Tell: Three Rabbis Along the Way

From Mormon Roots to the Rabbinate: One Rabbi’s Unusual Journey

When You Can’t Believe in God, Believe in People

Torah Commentary

Are We Capable of Evil?

Revolutionary Women in the Bible and Now

How to Avoid Getting Stuck in Balak’s Trap

Experiencing Torah Through Reckless Abandon in the Wilderness

How Leaders Can Use Guilt to Control a People

Surprising Insights from the Grasshopper

Determining if Aaron Really Is a Man of Peace

How Clothing Conveys Value, Rebuke, and Resurrection in the Bible

To Survive a Sermon About Technical Lists

Seeking a Shared Dream, a Shared Path, a Shared Fate

Glossary of Words and Terms for Jewish Living
Judaism is more than just a religion: it’s a culture, a language, a way of life. And, integrated fully into these Jewish traditions are unique words and sayings. Though words may have different roots or origins (Hebrew, Yiddish, German), theirDecember 15, 2017

Morning and Bedtime Rituals for Children
From the Union’s publications, Wake-Up Rituals: Crafting Jewish Tradition for Young Childrenand Jewish Bedtime Ritualsproduced by the Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning. UPON WAKING Modeh Ani is the traditional prayer to be said byDecember 15, 2017

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