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Some Other Beginning's End: B’Ha’Alotcha 5786 Rabbi Sari Laufer June 5, 2026 | 21 Sivan, 5786 Your browser does not support [...]
Some Other Beginning's End: B’Ha’Alotcha 5786 Rabbi Sari Laufer June 5, 2026 | 21 Sivan, 5786 Your browser does not support [...]
There are many theories as to why we read Megillah Ruth, the Book of Ruth, for the festival of Shavuot. This year, as [...]
We are more than halfway through the festival of Passover, in these days that are known as Chol HaMoed. Meaning the “everyday of [...]
Could We Start Again, Please Rabbi Sari Laufer March 20, 2026 | 3 Nisan, 5786 Your browser does not support the audio [...]
Tonight, Jewish communities around the world will begin their celebration of Purim. And before the revelry and the debauchery, the first requirement [...]
While I still continue to be enthralled by the sequoias and their lessons, I spent last week amongst the pepper trees. Last spring, I [...]
Last week, on the first Shabbat of 2026, we closed the book of Genesis. This Shabbat, we will open the book of Exodus. [...]
Tonight, we kindle the 2nd light of Hanukkah. A long time ago in a Temple not-so-far away, a ragtag resistance took on [...]
30 Years Since Rabin Over this past summer, I read Ayelet Tsabari’s somewhat autobiographical novel, Songs for the Brokenhearted (recommend!). While it is mostly [...]
What Would You Do: A Noach Adventure Rabbi David Woznica and Rabbi Sari Laufer October 24, 2025 | 2 Cheshvan, 5786 Your [...]