On this special Shabbat of repentance, we remember that in order to continue to bloom and thrive, we must connect deeply to our roots, our pasts and our selves. What keeps you grounded? Shabbat shalom and May we all be written in the book of life. Gmar hatima tova!
Shana tova! May we all have a healthy, loving and sweet new year.
Feeling grateful as the year ends for matriarchs and patriarchs who are still experiencing firsts. It is never too late to learn to find joy in unexpected places.Shabbat shalom!
This week, we are warned by the Torah of the implications and laws of war. We are reminded this week and always, that even when there is conflict amongst us, there are ways to handle ourselves and treat our surroundings. May we all maintain peace within our homes and communities...
Chodesh tov! A good new month! We have just entered the month of Elul, the final month of the Jewish calendar. This month, we begin to look deeper into ourselves and prepare for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.May we all have a meaningful month and a Shabbat shalom!
We are so humbled to have celebrated 26 years of service this month. We are grateful to all of the caring and committed staff that works around the clock to serve our community with all of their hearts and souls. We are so lucky to be trusted to care for...
When the destruction ends, it’s time to be comforted, for we can continue on and will always remember. Shabbat shalom!
May everyone have a peaceful and wonderful Shabbat.
This week, we read the final portion of the 4th book of the Torah. The children of Israel have received all of the laws and are camped across the Jordan from Jericho, ready to enter. Before they do, the final book of the Torah will review all they were commanded...
Shabbat shalom to all! This week, when reading about the sacrifices for each holiday, we remember that there is a time for everything. Some days we give more, some days we give less, some days we need to receive a bit more love. Every day has its needs, and we...
