Rabbi Cosgrove: Out of the Picture (Yom Kippur, 2026)
Rabbi Cosgrove Sermons
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16m
What do we leave behind when we are no longer in the picture? Through the life and legacy of his mentor, Michael Brooks, Rabbi Cosgrove explains Yizkor not merely as a time to remember those we have lost, but as a call to carry forward their values, their work, and their love.
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