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Rabbi Conover’s Yom Kippur Sermon 5779
In a World Where Everything Can Be Faked, What’s Real? RELATIONSHIPS By Rabbi Shoshanah Conover 10 Tishrei 5779/ September 19, 2018 Gut Yontiv. Like some of you, I love to read about trailblazers and pioneers to find out how they succeeded. Usually it’s because someone—a parent, a teacher, a friend, a mentor– told them at a pivotal age, “You can ... Read MoreYom Kippur 2018 Message from Rabbi Goldberg
Shanah Tovah! You know, we say happy New Year, but the actual Hebrew is have a good new year. Goodness and happiness are not the same. We can hope for happiness, but goodness is another matter. We can try to be good but that does not always lead to happiness. Alas. We may associate the New Year with joy. The ... Read MoreFeatured Celebration:
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We will rise and shine brightly for our time has come. Isaiah 60:1
We welcome you as you are; In every stage of your life.
We say to you “Hineynu – We are here when you need us.”
We challenge you to grow; to join our search for relevance and renewal in ancient wisdom.
We say to you “Awaken! So much to be discovered!”
We invite you to share our mission:
To be a source of healing in the world
To ask with us: “If not now, when? What is our sacred work?”
Thus we remember that we are a community that engages in Torah (sacred study), Avodah (spiritual exploration),
Tikkun Middot (personal growth) and Tikkun Olam (healing a broken world).
“Whether taking a class, enjoying a special musical event or feeling enriched after a thoughtful sermon, Temple Sholom is there for me in many ways.”Pamela Narins, Temple and committee member
