Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove: Keeping Pace (June 11, 2022)
Shabbat
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15m
Graduation season reminds us that time moves forward inexorably. Rabbi Cosgrove teaches that even though it is human nature to resist change, we live best when we move forward with openness to becoming our best selves in whatever circumstances the future brings.
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