I am more convinced than ever for the need to create more space for reflection and conversation—to understand the lived experiences that mold opinions.
I am more convinced than ever for the need to create more space for reflection and conversation—to understand the lived experiences that mold opinions.
What are we to do with our multiplicity, which is at the essence of our very humanity? I wonder how different our society would be if we started with, “let us be who we will be.”
As we continue to safely social distance during COVID-19, we’ve compiled a list of creative volunteer ideas to make a difference in our community. Join us!
We are pleased to announce the Tina B. Novick Jewish Holidays Basket Endowment Fund, a permanent way to honor Tina Novick’s life and a lasting legacy that will multiply upon itself to serve the community for years to come.
The act of service isn’t just a noun that we receive; it is also a verb—an action that we are called to do.
What Yom Kippur is to the spirit, Sukkot is to the body.
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