August 6, 2020 by David Edleson • Rabbi's Blog •
Shalom Temple Sinai!
Happy Tu b’Av! Tu b’Av, ( the 15th of Av) is Jewish Valentines Day, a day devoted to love. It was an ancient tradition that fell out of practice but has been revived in recent decades. With all that is happening around, it is good to give thanks for the love we have in our lives.
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My parents were the type of parents who when they would get really made at us as adults, they would cut us out of the will. It was usually about who we were marrying, or some perceived insult that we weren’t even aware of. At different times, all three of us were out of the will, and all three us were promoted to Executor. When they died, I was the only one in the will.
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SHAKE OFF YOUR DUST – WAKE UP!
When we talk about Lecha Dodi, the center of the Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat, we usually talk about love, about greeting the bride, and about the peace of Shabbat when our divided selves come together.
That is all true, but there is another aspect to the poetry of Lecha Dodi that seem quite relevant these days.
July 2, 2020 by Temple Sinai • Video of the Week •
On June 26, 2020 we were blessed to be joined by a rising star in the Reform Jewish Music scene, Ellie Flier. Here is a recording of that Shabbat.
Learn and hear more at Ellie’s website!
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