Jewish Learning for Every Journey
Jewish Learning for Every Journey
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This week’s parashah is a double portion, Matot–Masei. My focus today is on a story from the first of these, Parashat Matot, which opens with one of the most
I have been reading Parashat Pinhas on Shabbat in the Synagogue almost every year since 1982. After so many cycles through the parasha, it feels only right to pause
Modern readers often do a double take when they encounter the censuses in the book of Numbers. In Numbers 1 and Numbers 26, the text records around 600,000 males
After Parashat Chukat’s opening laws of the red heifer, the Torah suddenly jumps. We move from the second year in the wilderness to the first month of the fortieth
As a Post-denominational rabbi, I am dedicated to making Jewish education accessible to everyone, regardless of background or affiliation. My approach transcends traditional boundaries, focusing on inclusivity and openness. I strive to create welcoming spaces where individuals from all walks of life can explore Jewish wisdom, values, and traditions in ways that are meaningful and relevant to them. My goal is to foster a vibrant, engaged community where everyone has the opportunity to connect, learn, and grow.
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