Sep 25, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
G!D Loves Us??!! By Mike Steklof, Ed.D. For many years now, I have spent a portion of Friday night learning the weekly parsha, the Torah portion of the week. I also try each year to choose another Torah commentary to read alongside the weekly parsha. This year,...
Sep 18, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Life’s Brass Ring By Rob Goldberg Hope springs eternal this month with the start of a new NFL season. For 32 teams, there is one ultimate measure of success: winning the Super Bowl – the brass ring of professional football. Anything less can feel like...
Sep 11, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
The Roots That Sustain Us By Erin Casper Recently, I’ve spent a lot of time looking back on all the Jewish Buffalo experiences that made me who I am today. There wasn’t one transformative moment that connected me to Jewish life. Instead, that connection grew over time...
Sep 4, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
On the Threshold of Renewal By Miriam Abramovich It is a universal feeling that Labor Day weekend is a threshold. Kids head back to school; adults shift into early fall routines; we prepare for a new season to begin. Culturally, we put so much energy into preparing...
Aug 28, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Remembered and Renewed By Ezra Rich There is nothing like a Buffalo summer, a time when our region’s beauty and cultural treasures are in full bloom. If one is fortunate, there may even be a few slower moments to reflect on the past before the High Holidays and...
Aug 21, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Shema, finishing year one of a Temple President By Joe Glickman I volunteered after several requests to lead Congregation Shir Shalom in the important position of President. I have been on the board of Congregation Shir Shalom, and previously Temple Beth Am for many...