Eyes on Wise 9.5.19
. Finding A Spiritual Consultant by Rabbi David Woznica We seem to engage consultants on more matters than any time in memory. There are financial consultants, managing consultants, college educational [...]
Eyes on Wise 8.29.19
. Goodnight Moon by Rabbi Sari Laufer I’ve never been a stargazer, though when I find myself somewhere with enough empty space to see their lights, I am awed [...]
Eyes on Wise 8.22.19
. Turn it and Turn it and Turn it by Cantor Emma Lutz My sister-in-law has read the Harry Potter books so many times that she can recite certain [...]
Eyes on Wise 8.15.19
. Ethnic Studies: Too Important to Get Wrong by Rabbi Ron Stern Wise members and many others in the Jewish community have expressed concerns about the California State Board [...]
Eyes on Wise 8.8.19
. Honoring Lost Loved Ones by Rabbi David Woznica As we approach the High Holy Days I encourage you to set a date in advance to engage in an [...]
Eyes on Wise 8.1.19
. Courage in the Face of Sorrow by Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback A dear friend of mine got married this past Friday afternoon. Jacqueline and I drove up to San [...]
Eyes on Wise 7.25.19
. Responsibility vs. the Rush to Judgment by Rabbi Ron Stern Every Torah portion is given its name by the first important word in the first one or two [...]
Eyes on Wise 7.18.19
. Balak: A Lesson in Decency Over Privilege by Rabbi Josh Knobel The arrest of American Jewish financier Jeffrey Epstein nearly ten days ago signaled a milestone for the winding, decades-long, [...]
Eyes on Wise 7.11.19
. Even Rocks Can Crack by Cantor Emma Lutz This past weekend, two massive earthquakes rocked Southern California. As my husband and I clutched hands in the doorway of [...]
Eyes on Wise 7.3.19
Please note: Saturday morning services on July 6 will be held offsite. Scroll down to learn more! A Tale of Two Rebellions by Rabbi David Woznica This week, we Jews are [...]