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Candle Rhythms
Dear Friends, Every year my pre-high-holyday anxiety begins when the Torah is turned to the first chapter of Deuteronomy. Moses confesses that he needs help, he pleads with his far senior partner that it’s time to delegate to wise-ones and elders. The job is simply too big and too much. Deuteronomy is the last of […]
The Summer of 2020
Dear Friends, Here’s why you should join the official launch of the New Jersey Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism on Thursday, August 6th at 7:30 pm: https://RAC.org/NJKickoff Like the list of plagues we recite at the Passover Seder, (Blood, Frogs, Lice, Wild Beasts and the rest), the Summer of 2020 reads a little like […]
A Narrow Bridge
By now not only am I a Zoom-Maven, I’m also Zoom-Weary. A recent NY Times article, Why Zoom is Terrible,* likened our new virtual way of being with one another to a blueberry muffin mix “that contains not a single blueberry but artificial flavors, textures and preservatives … eat too many and you’re not going […]