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Rabbi Cosgrove and Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz join Rabbi Angela Buchdahl to discuss her new book and reflect on breaking barriers, building bridges, and creating cross-synagogue community.

One of the happiest traditions at Park Avenue Synagogue, the Purim Spiel, has long been an opportunity to nurture young talent – notably the then-aspiring songwriting team of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart in 1924. Also included in that list are Ryan House and Daniel Schwartz, who performed this...

Join us as Cantor Davis and cantorial intern Kelsey Bailey discuss all things Purim spiel, and get to know Kelsey better.

Rabbi Zuckerman explores why the Torah goes into such detail about the clothing one should wear in a sacred space. Clothing, according to the Torah, is not decorative. Rather, it binds us and shapes us. In the biblical imagination, clothing does not merely express identity – it creates identity.

As this week’s parashah recalls the building of the Mishkan, this song’s beautiful lyrics invite us to imagine what it means to build a sanctuary.

If Shabbat, when we sing this text, is a sanctuary in time, can we not also build a sanctuary in our hearts? And once the sanctuary is built, what...

Rabbi Zauzmer discusses the recent Super Bowl ad about antisemitism and encourages us to spend more time fighting antisemites than we spend fighting one another.

This enchanting song tells the story of Abraham’s birth through evocative Ladino poetry and is traditionally sung at a bris. We’d like to wish a big mazal tov to Cantor Arielle & Dr. Adin Reisner on the birth and bris of their son, Jesse Emet. We hope you enjoy the energy of this song.

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