This post is adapted from a sermon given at Temple Sinai DC on Friday, July 20.
I always get a little nervous when we arrive at Parashat D’varim. It is like a little calendar alert that announces: “Summer is passing!
It’s one thing to be standing in front of a room when you know more than everyone else; it’s entirely different to be educating a group of people who know as much, if not more, than you do.
You heard the Reform Movement’s announcement of a civic engagement campaign, calling on your congregation to register voters, host candidate forums, or work on local ballot initiatives.
