Many years ago, Rabbi Miller did something which wasn’t happening in synagogue religious schools – he said “Yes, we will educate your child.” With that statement, Kulanu was born. A program geared towards helping children with development needs succeed and … Read more...
At services on March 10th, I spoke about how I was wrestling with an Israel that seems to be changing how it treats its non-Orthodox and non-Jewish citizens (if you missed the sermon you can find it on YouTube entitled: … Read more...
Calling all congregants!
We are very excited about a joint URJ/ARZA project for Israel’s 75th Birthday. ARZA, through the Herzl Society, is enabling URJ congregations to be a part of a wide scale endeavor to put out a recording of … Read more...
In a few days, I will be joined by our Educator, Matt Vogel, as well as a few parent chaperones, as we take our teens on a civil rights trip to the Deep South. Our stops will include Montgomery, Alabama… Read more...
Of the many goals that Theodore Herzl had, one of them was that a Jewish state might normalize Jewish life throughout the world. This dream of his has only been proven half true. The Jewish experience in Israel has been … Read more...
I have always loved what we do here at Anshe Emeth when it comes to Chanukah, and this year is no different. This year, there will be a different twist.… Read more...
We are on the cusp of a contentious midterm election. Everyone is watching this election as if it were a crystal ball that will predict what might be on the horizon for the 2024 election cycle.… Read more...
I hope that by now most, if not all of you have seen our new lecterns. We did just use them for Rosh Hashanah, but if you missed them,… Read more...
Well, it finally happened; the summer came to an end. I hope you are relaxed and rejuvenated. … Read more...
Well, we made it through May. May at the Temple is always a fantastic whirlwind. Even if all we had were the themed Shabbat Services…Dayeinu! The truth is, I love May at Anshe Emeth:… Read more...
