Oct 16, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Remembering Where We Come From By Jill Abromowitz Gutmann The portion of the week is Parshah Noach. It’s easy to gloss over the long lists of names at the end of the portion, the Toledot, or generations. These names bridge the gap from Noah down to Abraham. But those...
Oct 9, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Every Ending Asks Us How We Will Begin Again By Jeremy Werbow The following is a d’var Torah delivered by community member Jeremy Werbow at Temple Beth Tzedek this past weekend. We are at the close of Sukkot, in Shmini Atzeret, and this evening we begin celebrating...
Oct 2, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Jewish Life Across Two Landscapes By Alex Lazarus-Klein When entering Congregation Shir Shalom, you are greeted by two large canvases painted by the late Harvey Braverman. On one canvas are a group of teenagers gathered with their backs largely toward us, only...
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...