Sermon delivered at the “Traditional Egalitarian Minyan,” Adas Israel Congregation, Washington, DC
Shabbat morning, Saturday August 9, 2014
Rabbi Arnold E. Resnicoff
Four Stories for Four Children
In 1982 my four-year old daughter Malka...
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The Rabbi’s Sermon for Rosh Hashana, Day 1 5769
The Value of Echad
by Rabbi Asher Lopatin
Just over a week ago, my friends, our shul hosted two important events, both were
connected to our love of the State of Israel, and our passion...
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BI-TWT Kol Nidre Sermon
September 25, 2012 – 10 Tishre 5773
I do not get to go to the movies very often – and lately, Harry and I have been visiting the library and selecting films that we missed during their first-run status. We had...
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Sermon for Rosh HaShanah Second Morning
September 19, 2012 – 2 Tishri, 5773
Temple Beth El of Boca Raton
By Rabbi Daniel Levin
On the first Sunday in May in 2003 in the affluent Chicago suburb of Northbrook, girls in the junior and...
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FIRST DAY ROSH HASHANAH
September 29, 2011
Rabbi Dr. Ronald L. Androphy
East Meadow Jewish Center
If it were not for a judge’s ruling, on Tuesday, November 8th, the citizens of San Francisco would be going to the polls to...
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Yom Kippur Morning 2012/5773
When Hatred Becomes the Core Value
I am proud to be your Rabbi. I am proud to be an Israeli. I am proud to be a Jew. I am proud to be a Rodefet Shalom v’tzedek… one who at her core pursues, teaches and...
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The Darshan:
Preacher and Teacher of Talmudic Times
by Marc Bregman
Throughout the Rabbinic period, one main instrument of popular education-particularly what would today be called “adult education” – was the scriptural...
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Yiskor Sermon 2010
Shemini Atzeret
September 30th, 2010
How To Be Grateful, Even When Successful
(sermon influenced by Rabbi Hayyim Kieval)
One of the most famous preachers in Eastern Europe in the eighteenth century was Rabbi
Jacob Krantz,...
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5770 Yom Kippur Day Sermon
Rabbi Alex Lazarus-Klein
Creating a Culture of Jewish Food on Yom Kippur Day
There are generally two topics which are taboo to discus in mixed company: religion and politics. On Yom Kippur we add a third: food.
Today...
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Erev Rosh HaShana Sermon, 5768
Rabbi Julie Greenberg
In past years, on this auspicious evening, as we step into the New Year, I have frequently spoken about the sense of home: all of us from far-flung places, honing in as if by instinct, coming...
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