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At Home With Strangers – Parashat Vayikra
By Rabbi Alex Freedman
In Dvar Torah
Posted March 29, 2017

At Home With Strangers – Parashat Vayikra

Who’s coming to your Seder this year? Maybe you’re hosting the family and friends. Maybe even someone new. But the Seder is most complete when we also include others, people who may not otherwise [...]

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Recognizing God’s Presence In Our Life – Parashat Vayakhel-Pekudei
By Rabbi Jonah Layman
In Dvar Torah
Posted March 22, 2017

Recognizing God’s Presence In Our Life – Parashat Vayakhel-Pekudei

Near the end of this week’s portion, Moses blesses the people on a job well done. For the previous three and half weekly Torah readings we read about the design and subsequent construction of the [...]

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Seeing One Another As We Truly Are – Parashat Ki Tisa
By Rabbi Avraham Bronstein
In Dvar Torah
Posted March 15, 2017

Seeing One Another As We Truly Are – Parashat Ki Tisa

Last year, the Washington Post listed fourteen common suggestions from people with disabilities collected from a popular Reddit thread. First on the list was, “Don’t tell someone with a [...]

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On Temple Days We Wear Gold, Blue, Purple, and Crimson: A Fashionable Look at Parashat Tetzaveh
By Rabbi Elisa Koppel
In Dvar Torah
Posted March 8, 2017

On Temple Days We Wear Gold, Blue, Purple, and Crimson: A Fashionable Look at Parashat Tetzaveh

In Parashat Tetzaveh (Exodus 27:20 – 30:10), we read about the Priestly Vestments, the special clothing that Aaron and his sons wore, “For dignity and adornment.” (28:2)  This special [...]

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By Rabbi Jack Paskoff
In Dvar Torah
Posted March 1, 2017

Building Holy Places – Parashat Terumah

Writing this piece is particularly timely for me. Last Friday, my congregation shared in a day of worship and solidarity with members of the local Muslim community. We prayed with them in their [...]

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