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Imagine that you are a member of the Rodeph Shalom clergy team, and you could tap into the collective wisdom of our congregation to help you write your sermons this […]
Imagine that you are a member of the Rodeph Shalom clergy team, and you could tap into the collective wisdom of our congregation to help you write your sermons this […]
“Wonder, rather than doubt, is the root of all knowledge,” taught Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. As we count the Omer on this Shabbat, we dedicate ourselves to opening our eyes to […]
One of you recently shared with me: “Question: If someone from the 1950’s suddenly appeared today, what would be the most difficult thing to explain to them about life today? […]
In his D’var Torah last Shabbat, Rabbi Kuhn challenged us to wrestle with the question: what is my purpose? At the end of each book of Torah, there is a […]
We do not support LGBT Equality in spite of the fact that we are religious; we support equality because we are religious and understand that we are all created b’tzelem […]
At our congregation’s Jewish Meditation just before Shabbat 2 weeks ago, Moshe (Mel) Seligsohn shared this intention (join us for our final week of this series of Meditation this Friday, 5:00-5:30 pm, […]
By Dena Herrin, RS President Before I tell you about a profound moment that I had, let me give you some context. As some of you know, my connections to […]
by Rabbi Bill Kuhn The vision of Congregation Rodeph Shalom is to offer the kind of Friday evening Shabbat worship service which will help create profound connections among all of […]
by Thomas Perloff, presented at August 12 Shabbat Service Before sharing a profound moment, I would like to provide some background. First, I am a numbers guy. In high school, […]
by Michael Hauptman, presented at July 22 Shabbat Service After my grandmother died, I remember my mother asking me whether I believed in an afterlife; whether after you died, some […]