Enter the Days of Awe with soulful learning and prayer on the themes of repentance and renewal. Our teacher is Rabbi E. Noach Shapiro, who was formerly a pulpit rabbi and is now a therapist.

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At the gates of the New Year, all our hopes, sorrows, trials, and joys meet. Whatever feelings you are bringing to Rosh Hashanah, remember what this song says: “May the world come together, and may it be a good year!” Wishing you a Shabbat shalom and a restful Labor Day weekend.

Music and Engl...

With the memory of Dolly Parton on all of our minds, Rabbi Zauzmer leads a discussion about what we can leave behind for the next generation.

Rabbi Pink teaches how the mitzvah of returning lost objects is connected to the process of preparing for the High Holidays.

Rabbi Zuckerman explains that, as the final month before the High Holidays, Elul gives us a chance to reflect on the past year: What kind of Jews have we been, and what kind of people have we become?

Elul, the final month of the Jewish year and the month that precedes the High Holidays, began this week. This recently commissioned setting of “Sh’ma Koleinu" renews the ancient text and symbolizes our hope that the remainder of the summer and the Jewish New Year bring opportunities for reflectio...