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two journeys, one destination

03/01/2022 02:14:44 PM

Mar1

Andi Zussman & Heidi Schell

How Compassion from Others Led us to Mitzvah Meals


Andi's Story
My mom’s sudden death in August 2019 left me and my family in shock....Read more...

TAKE A DEEP BREATH, GET OUTSIDE!

02/01/2022 01:12:01 PM

Feb1

Allison Steckley


Director of Early Childhood Education

Spending time outside in nature is one of the most powerful ways to relieve stress and anxiety. The same goes for children, especially in terms of their mental health and cognitive...Read more...

Finding awe in the new year

01/02/2022 04:58:34 PM

Jan2

Rabbi Liora Alban

Over the last two years, walking has become more a part of my daily routine than it ever had been. It began in March of 2020 when I felt trapped in quarantine and needed a safe outlet to escape the four walls of my home. In...Read more...

hanukkah message

12/01/2021 05:18:25 PM

Dec1

Cantor Anna Zhar

The months are getting colder as we approach the warmth of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights. There is so much violence around the world and we are still in the middle of a pandemic. We are all not sure what is going on in...Read more...

tikkun olam

11/01/2021 05:15:50 PM

Nov1

Rabbi Lisa Delson

Did you ever want to know how I came to care so much about Tikkun Olam? It all started on a spring day in 1996 at Temple Israel in Columbus, Ohio at a car wash. Back then, the idea of Mitzvah Day was something fairly new...Read more...

If abraham & sarah could take that first step, we can too

10/01/2021 05:08:27 PM

Oct1

Rabbi Dan Feder

This year, I focused my preparation for the Days of Awe by focusing on how we might begin our lives. And it became the focus of our Yom Kippur Panel Discussion, led by our deep and thoughtful participants, Nathaniel...Read more...

The Case for Curiosity

09/16/2021 01:00:00 PM

Sep16

Rabbi Liora Alban

Sermon - Yom Kippur Morning 5782

I remember a conversation that my partner, Daniel,...Read more...

how we live right now

09/15/2021 10:10:51 PM

Sep15

Rabbi Dan Feder


Sermon - Kol Nidre 5782

In the coming years, I can only imagine how many studies and books that will be published trying to make sense of this era. What will sociologists make of this epoch and how will it be regarded decades from now for its impact on society? And how will it...Read more...

living in an age of uncertainty

09/07/2021 01:00:00 PM

Sep7

Rabbi Dan Feder


Sermon - Rosh Hashanah 5782

After the destruction of the ancient Temple in Jerusalem and the exile of the Jewish people to Babylon, Jeremiah shared these powerful words: “There may yet be hope—Ulai yeish tikvah.”[1] In the most uncertain times, the ancient prophet made space for...Read more...

riding the waves of the moment

09/06/2021 08:00:00 PM

Sep6

Rabbi Lisa Delson


Sermon - Erev Rosh Hashanah 5782

There once was a story about two rabbis who were traveling the high seas at the same time but on different boats. Rabban Gamliel saw from a distance that another boat had capsized and sank. He immediately tore his clothes in mourning...Read more...

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