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Reflections from Rabbi London
As we enter the third-day post-election without a definitive victor in the presidential race and as both senate races in Georgia appear to be heading to a runoff election in …
Divrei Torah (Sermons)
When I first became an Israeli-Palestinian peace activist more than 30 years ago, I thought the conflict in Israel was between Jews and Palestinians. Over the years I’ve come to …
At Beth Emet we are committed to the Jewish value that all human beings are created in the image of God and deserving of dignity and respect. I’m proud that …
Shalom. Fittingly, this week we begin reading the Book of Exodus in which we are taught that tyranny must not be allowed to prevail. Pharaoh’s grip on the Israelites will …
Here’s the statement we signed and a picture of all of us. Blessed to work with these amazing people. By: Evanston Interfaith Clergy and Leaders Whether we live, work and/or …
High Holidays 5781 Featuring: Rabbi Andrea London Professor Elliot Leffler Passtor Daniel Ruen Pastor Michael Nabors
When I told my son, who graduated from ETHS (Evanston Township High School) just a few years after Jacob Blake, that I was going to speak at this vigil today, …
Evanston service for the National Day of Mourning and Lament for the over 100,000 Americans and hundreds of thousands of people from around the globe who have died of COVID-19. …
Kol Nidre 2018/5779 Rabbi Harold Kushner tells a story about a man who ascends to heaven at the end of life and finds himself standing in front of two doors. …
Kol Nidrei 2016/5777 Tomorrow we will read these words from the Book of Deuteronomy: “Atem Nitzavim hayom Culchem… You stand together this day before God—your tribal heads, your elders and …
Rosh Hashanah 2016/5777 Who shall live? And who shall die? I was thinking recently about an old friend of mine and the haunting story she told me about a relative …
