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Shabbat Shalom
On Shabbat, as we learn this week, our portion is doubled. There is always enough, always enough to share, and the right amount to keep us sustained.Shabbat shalom!
Shabbat Shalom!
“And then rose a Pharaoh who didn’t know Joseph…” This week we read these words and understand that as time goes by, memory changes and impacts the relationships we have today. Someone, a family, a nation, a neighbor, may have been connected to us in the past. May we grow to...
Shabbat Shalom!
As we enter our last Shabbat of the first book of the Torah, may we take the opportunity to look back on our own creation stories and get ready to embark on our own Exodus in the near future. Shabbat shalom!
Remembering Rosalind Fox Jacobson
This week, we remember and cherish the memory of Rosalind Fox Jacobson, founder David’s beloved mother. Roz loved to love. She shared her soul with others in forms of song, the famous Bubby’s pancakes, meals on wheels, friendship and support. Roz was just a nice lady. Her legacy lives on in our...
Shabbat Shalom!
Reveal your colors and let them show! Everyone has so much to learn from you.Shabbat shalom!
Shabbat Shalom
This week, we see a beautiful example of forgiveness in the Torah between brothers Esau and Jacob. Despite the fear of meeting again, their difficult past and years of separation, they both were able to make space for each other. Shabbat shalom!
Shabbat Shalom!
Chodesh Tov! Happy new month! With the changing of the seasons and the earlier darkness, may this month be a month of light for us in other ways. May we learn to extend our light to others. Shabbat shalom!