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Shabbat Balak 2024
Rabbi Werber reflected on the kinds of grief that are present in our lives and in the world, and shared the affirmation of heartbreak and sadness that Judaism provides, which we must sit with before we access hope and action.
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Rabbi Werber reflected on the kinds of grief that are present in our lives and in the world, and shared the affirmation of heartbreak and sadness that Judaism provides, which we must sit with before we access hope and action.
In a recent column, the New York Times wrote about Senior Rabbi Emerita Sharon Kleinbaum's retirement at a challenging time for the gay rights movement.
Rabbi Klein reflected on how we cope in a tumultuous world, and what the Jewish concept of “purity” can teach us about living with a sense of balance.
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