Don’t miss our outdoor Kabbalat Shabbat on New York harbor at sunset, at the home of Ken Binder and Steve Roth (2 Bay Street). Bring friends, wear comfy dancing shoes, and consider wearing white in mystical tradition. In case of inclement weather, we’ll bring Shabbat in at synagogue at 7:30pm. For helpful hints, consult our calendar page.
Join us for Judaism’s most poignant day. Touch brokenness en route to healing. Drop deep to rise high. Honor solemnity and darkness to become a beacon for new light to come. We begin 11:00am Sunday, July 22. For more information, consult our calendar page.
Dear Members and Friends of Temple Beth El: “For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven” (Eccl. 3:1). There are times for prayers, and there are times for action. Now is a time for action. This week, thousands of children were separated from their parents on …
Rabbi David often asks me “and where is God in all of this?” So when asked to write about the trip, I …
By Rabbi David (cross-posted from The Jewish Studio) I just returned from two weeks in Israel, in the days preceding the 70th …
Author Roslyn Rothstein shares her book and a slide show about family, immigration and politics. Book signing to follow. Suggested contribution: $10; snow date …
Weather says winter, but spirit says spring! Our mystical Tu B’shevat seder begins the journey into spring. As sap lifts trees to new …
Don’t miss this spirit-filled weekend of light! Our Chanukkah Shabbaton will feature Rabbis Shohama Wiener, David Markus, Rachel Barenblat …
By Rabbi David Evan Markus Gmar chatimah tovah. May you be sealed in the Book of Life for joy, creativity, belonging and …
Rabbi Shohama Wiener When I was a child I think I learned most about spirituality from Rodgers and Hammerstein, The King and …
