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We have an obligation to take care of ourselves and one another during this traumatic time of crisis in Israel. But as our faith teaches, we must also never forget …
A note from Rabbi London The past three and a half weeks since October 7 have been an incredibly difficult time as we have been reeling from the atrocities committed …
I just got the news that two of the hostages who are from Evanston, Judith and Natalie Raanan, have just been released. It’s amazing to have this good news in …
As war continues to rage in Israel and Gaza, we pray for those who are being held captive, those who are healing from loss and dealing with trauma, civilians who …
I would like to thank everyone for their love, concern, prayers, and notes since the deadly incursion by Hamas happened in Israel on Saturday morning. I was scheduled to return …
The following are recommended organizations in which to donate: Kibbutz Kissufim Beth Emet is taking the lead in addressing the needs of Kibbutz Kissufim. The kibbutz, founded in 1951, had …
Congregational News
Shalom. Today’s Supreme Court ruling means that access to abortion care will be severely limited in certain states, and its consequences will be most dire for those who lack resources. …
Reflections from Rabbi London
Yesterday, 10 precious human beings were murdered in a grocery store frequented by African Americans in Buffalo, NY—yet another act fueled by racist rhetoric and made possible by a legal …
Join Rabbi Andrea London and Cantorial Student Sarina Elenbogen-Siegel for this podcast of healing, wholeness, and peace.
Ease into your evening with meditation and song by Rabbi Andrea London and Cantorial Student Sarina Elenbogen-Siegel. Photo by Dina Elenbogen, Design by Ilan Elenbogen-Siegel
Join Rabbi Andrea London and Student Cantor Sarina Elenbogen-Siegel in a gratitude-filled morning ritual in song, meditation, and readings. In this soul podcast, you can take your morning prayers with …
As I was preparing my remarks for this annual meeting, the words of one of my favorite poems kept ringing in my ears. I share it with you here. “A …
