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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
“Give ear O heaven… let the earth hear the words…” In this week’s Torah portion, Ha’azinu, Moses calls upon heaven and earth to witness this important moment in Jewish history. […]
On the cusp of the 19th century, in a shtetl in Western Ukraine, Feiga and Simcha were celebrating the birth of their son, Nachman. Nachman was named after his grandfather, […]
This Saturday we welcome a powerful guest speaker and teacher of spirituality to help us kick-off the High Holy Days with Selichot. “Going Long, Going Deep: Delving into Our Souls as […]
Please join us as we share memories of our beloved Lee Stanley at a Memorial Service on Sunday, September 14 at 2pm in our Sanctuary Our community mourns the passing […]
Crowdsourcing Sermon August 29 Sermon For this summer’s sermons, we’d like to incorporate your perspectives. The clergy will pose a question at the beginning of each week. Your responses to […]
Lee Stanley is remembered for keeping traditions alive at RS. Mike Newall of the Philadelphia Inquirer (August 19, 2014) wrote: “To the members of Congregation Rodeph Shalom, Lee Stanley was […]
Crowdsourcing Sermon August 22 Sermon For this summer’s sermons, we’d like to incorporate your perspectives. The clergy will pose a question at the beginning of each week. Your responses to […]
Crowdsourcing August 15 Sermon For this summer’s sermons, we’d like to incorporate your perspectives. The clergy will pose a question at the beginning of each week. Your responses to the […]