by August Adelman | Apr 23, 2025 | Rabbi's Corner
I was surprised to open up my local paper yesterday and find the headline “New report says 70% of Holocaust survivors will be gone in next 10 years.” It was not the data and the sobering reality presented in the article that surprised me, but its inclusion...
by August Adelman | Apr 16, 2025 | Rabbi's Corner
Check out this podcast featuring Rabbi Miriam, speaking about creating spaces of belonging. Click the link to listen – Just For This – or download it wherever you listen to podcasts.
by August Adelman | Apr 9, 2025 | Rabbi's Corner
I grew up with boisterous seder tables, filled with family, friends, and guests. My siblings’ and cousins’ new partners were always warmly welcomed around our table, regardless of their religious background. Beyond my circle of family, in my own corner of...
by August Adelman | Apr 9, 2025 | Essays
Written by Bob Chodos, presented at Temple Shalom on April 5, 2025 As I mentioned, Vayikra was the portion I read for my bar mitzvah way back in 1960. Instead of discussing the portion itself, I’d like to talk about some of the developments that have taken place in...
by August Adelman | Apr 2, 2025 | Rabbi's Corner
Despite the snowy weather, חג האביב (Chag Ha-Aviv), the Spring Holiday – one of the many names for Passover – is fast approaching. Maybe this email is the wake-up call you needed to sort out your Pesach plans (in which case, don’t miss the Temple...