“Vayeira” Coming Out
By Rabbi Kuhn Last Sunday, Cantor Frankel and I were honored to co-officiate at the wedding of our dear friends Michael Carr and Henry Seigel. Now, I have been to […]
Learn with Rhonda Fink-Whitman about Her Advocacy of New Holocaust Education in PA
What is your response to the anti-Semitism in our history and in today’s world? Perhaps the most important Jewish response is to begin with learning. On Sunday, Nov. 9 at […]
If Worry Comes to Your Heart: Anxiety, Control and Noah
Shabbat sermon delivered 10/24/14. We just bought our Halloween candy for next week’s trick-or-treaters. (I haven’t quite finished it yet.). Bags of mini candy bars take me back: Do […]
Rabbi Kuhn’s Kol Nidre Sermon 5776: “The Hope”
Recently, I found a letter that had been written by Emily’s great grandfather to his grandchild, my wife’s mother. It had been written from Philadelphia in 1922 and told of […]
Understanding Israel and Engaging Together
Learn with us in our new course: Israel Engagement: Past, Culture, and How We Got to Today, starting this Sunday at 10:15 am at RS. We will meet Sundays, October 26-March […]
Character Virtues in Everyday Life: Mussar Scholar Alan Morinis Speaks Wed., Oct 22 at 7:00 pm at RS
Our actions become our habits; our habits become our character; our character becomes our soul. Check out this short film The Science of Character to ignite your own process of […]
To Just Sit: A Spiritual Mindfulness Message on Yom Kippur Afternoon
Were you able to find a seat ok? You may have noticed that when you enter this early part of the Yom Kippur afternoon service, it’s easy to find a […]
Israel, Anti-Semitism Resources Recommended This Yom Kippur
To learn more about the complex issues involved in Israel and in global Anti-Semitism, explore these resources recommended at our Yom Kippur afternoon discussion, led by Rick Berkman, National Chair of the […]
RS is Going to Israel
Our Reform Movement brought more students to Israel this summer than any other denomination. It’s OUR turn! Discover Israel through a progressive Jewish lens with our Reform Movement’s outstanding travel […]
Choosing Our Character: A Yom Kippur Message
Delivered Yom Kippur morning by Rabbi Jill Maderer A woman sits at an airport gate, reading her book and eating a bag of cookies… begins Valerie Cox in her poem, […]