Would You Stop for Beauty?
On a cold January morning during rush hour, at a Washington, DC metro station, a man wearing blue jeans, a tee-shirt and a baseball cap takes out his violin and […]
On a cold January morning during rush hour, at a Washington, DC metro station, a man wearing blue jeans, a tee-shirt and a baseball cap takes out his violin and […]
“This machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender.” “This machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender.” These are the words that are etched into Pete Seeger’s banjo. Seeger, […]
Our congregant and community leader, Judith Creed, shares JChai resources for adults and a message about the importance of inclusion for Jews with disabilities. When my son, Jonah, was born […]
Delivered by Rabbi Bill Kuhn this past Shabbat. I am glad to see that you’ve all survived the 3rd great blizzard of 2014. I am sure all of us were […]
Are you in automatic-drive? Do you sometimes recognize a void where intention should exist? This quest is at the root of our congregation’s Jewish Meditation offerings, Fridays 5-5:30 pm, Saturdays […]
Judging by my conversations with many of you, this has been the movie-going season. Have you seen a movie in the last few weeks? The Wolf of Wall Street? Saving Mr. […]
There are times when each one of us must learn to relinquish the illusion that we are self-reliant and to acknowledge that we cannot do it alone. And there are […]
It is the week of resolutions. Are you off on the right foot? How did you strengthen yourself to approach your new beginnings with a full heart, with full intention, […]
written by Michael Hauptman Language and Architecture – two of humankind’s most creative expressions – when combined as an inscription on a building, provide a window into the minds and […]
As the-end-of-the-year solicitations flood the inbox, this season offers an opportunity for us to consider the Jewish values behind the righteous giving–the tzedakah–we choose to do. A Yiddush story: A […]