To Save Our Democracy, We Must Tell a Better Story – Rabbi Sharon Brous | Yom Kippur 5785
There is a dominant story in America today—a story of isolation, alienation, and narrow-minded extremism, fueled by a deeply unsettling convergence of right- and left-wing antisemitism.
This story—propagated by a would-be authoritarian—plays on our worst instincts: the smallness, the fear, the ever-present sense of scarcity. And it threatens to do untold damage.
We must write something new.
Have Faith in Grief – Rabbi Morris Panitz | Kol Nidre 5785
The only way forward is one broken heart next to another, crying together, awakening to the reality that grief is our common bond.
A Hope Born From the Depths of Sorrow – Rabbi Sharon Brous | Rosh Hashanah I 5785
Hope doesn’t die, and despair is a privilege we cannot afford. | Rosh Hashanah I 5785
There’s Something about Going Back – Rabbi Hannah Jensen | Erev Rosh Hashanah 5785
What can returning to a place surface for us? And what does our tradition show us can come from that journey? | Erev Rosh Hashanah 5785
On Joy – Alex Edelman & Rabbi Sharon Brous | Rosh Hashanah II 5785
The Torah of Joy, and the Power, Promise, and Necessity of Laughter in Dark Times. | Rosh Hashanah II 5785