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Rabbi Zuckerman: The Mountain We Must Climb (September 14, 2024)
How do we move forward when the obstacles at hand seem too great? How do we revive our souls when our faith is wavering? Rabbi Zuckerman applies Amalek's attempt to crush the spirit of the Israelites to the crises, and aspirations, the Jewish people face today.
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Shabbat Morning (September 14th, 2024)
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Kabbalat Shabbat (September 13th, 2024)
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Brothers And Sisters In Arms: A Democratic Vision For Israel
Brothers and Sisters in Arms is a nationwide movement established to protect Israel’s democratic and Jewish values. This mission is now more urgent than ever due to the ongoing attempts to overhaul the judicial system, Israel’s primary custodian of human rights. Their delegation will discuss how ...
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Makhnisei Rahamim
“Bearers of tears, bring our tears before the Ruler who tends to those in tears.” When Cantor Schwartz and his daughter sing these words, we recall that every parent has held a child in tears. Children can also hold their parents in tears, and we can shed them for each other, as the text speaks a...
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Rabbi Koffman: Unfinished Business (September 7, 2024)
As we prepare for the High Holidays in this month of Elul, what do we need to do to “get our house in order?”
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Shabbat Morning (September 7th, 2024)
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Kabbalat Shabbat (September 6th, 2024)
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Ruler of Forgiveness (Adon HaSelihot)
These days we have much to feel sorry for. The Selihot service, a communal expression of sorrow and regret, begins on Rosh Hodesh Elul for some communities. May this Sephardic setting, sung by Cantor Schwartz and his sons, prepare us to acknowledge where we have fallen short, individually and in ...
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Hashiveinu – A Season of Return
We find ourselves at Labor Day and Rosh Hodesh Elul. After a summer of rest (or hopefully periods of it!), we herald the High Holidays, return to sanctuary services, and many adults resume work and children go back to school. Last Rosh Hashanah, Cantor Schwartz and Cantor Davis sang this brand-ne...
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Rabbinic Intern Pink: Stolen Land? (August 10, 2024)
One of the most frequent claims made by campus protesters over the last year is that Israel rests on stolen Palestinian land. Rabbinic Intern Aiden Pink analyzes their case - and brings teachings from the rabbinic tradition that take the conversation in a surprising direction.
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Am Yisrael Chai
This year, the cantors and music department have had a special focus on Israel, trying to instill hope in the wider Jewish community. As the conflict continues and we still await the release of all hostages, our annual album this year will be Am Yisrael Chai: An October 7th Commemorative Album, f...
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What Would You Like Us to Record?
We’re working on the next PAS album, which we can’t wait to share with you this fall. What songs would you like us to record? Email [email protected] to let us know your ideas.
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Hand in Hand: Arab-Jewish Partnership for a Brighter Future
At a time when the divisions in Israel are greater than ever and Jews and Arabs live in separation, fear, and violence, Hand in Hand is on a mission to change the narrative. In this special session of Contemporary Jewish Thought, join Rabbi Zuckerman in dialogue with two leaders from Hand in Hand...