A version of this post appeared in JTA.
Last year, I wrote an essay urging rabbis to deliver a High Holiday sermon that was relevant to the political moment.
“I understand the typical view that it is better for rabbis to speak to higher values than to
The High Holidays invite us to initiate both personal and communal change.
Ask anyone about their childhood memories and they will most likely reference a happy moment.
The following post was written by Kathy Weinman for Temple Israel of Boston's blog.
The following note was sent from Senior Rabbi Joel Mosbacher to Temple Sharaay Tefila of New York City to officially launch their congregation's nonpartisan civic engagement campaign.
