Gays and Lesbians in the Holocaust
Please read this article about the importance of GLBT presence! Here is one reason President Obama included in his speech on Holocaust Memorial Day the… Read More »Gays and Lesbians in the Holocaust
Rabbi Eger
The Balance of Power and Strength
Two weeks and Two days-that is how long we have been counting. For 16 days we have been working on spiritual repair and correction. First… Read More »The Balance of Power and Strength
Their Blood Cries Out
Parshat Tazria-Metzorah/Yom Hashoa Leviticus 12:1-15:33 Rabbi Denise L. Eger This week observed Yom HaShoa, Holocaust Memorial Day. The blood of 6 million murdered Jews still… Read More »Their Blood Cries Out
Today we rememb…
Today we remember the 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust of World War II. On Monday, My family was present in the… Read More »Today we rememb…
How do you wield power?
Day seven of the omer! A whole week of counting has happened. The first week. The week of Chesed-lovingkindness. Did you practice it? Today… Read More »How do you wield power?
Eight Days a week – Parshat Shemini
Parshat Shimini Leviticus 9:1 -11:47 This week’s Torah portion is different. By that I mean if you are a Reform Jew or you live in… Read More »Eight Days a week – Parshat Shemini
Eternity in Lovingkindness
The future is unknown. But today is day four of the Omer and teaches us Netzach b’Chesed: Eternity, perseverance with loving-kindness. We can’t know the future, we… Read More »Eternity in Lovingkindness
Passover is a time to drink from the cup of hope
Here is an article that appeared in the Beverly Press about Passover. It is about the link between Passover and women and in particular my… Read More »Passover is a time to drink from the cup of hope
Some are still Slaves
Wishing all a wonderful Pesach. I hope the journey from slavery toward freedom brings you hope and renewal. For some people in our world… Read More »Some are still Slaves
Open or Closed
Parshat Tzav Leviticus 6:1 -8:36 Religion is meant to be mysterious. It talks about things you can’t see- like God. Religion tries to in its… Read More »Open or Closed