Jul 24, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Joys of Buffalo Gardens Abound this Weekend By Ellen Goldstein To love God is to love the world God createdAnd to work to perfect it. Mishkan T’filah The words above shape my feelings about gardening, flowers, and nature...
Jul 17, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
What I Saw at UB By Richard Laub I’ve recently returned from an extended visit to Israel to encounter news of eroded support for the Jewish nation among some groups of our fellow citizens. This impelled me to share a recent personal experience and what it taught me....
Jul 10, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Chadash By Daniel Mink The Hebrew word chadash can be translated as renew, or restore, or repair. Spiritually, its gematria (ancient mystic alphanumeric code and numerological system) equivalent, 308, signifies encouragement and support from the divine realm,...
Jul 3, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
The Freedom to Remember, the Freedom to Bless By Linda Barat As we celebrate the Fourth of July this weekend, I’m thinking of last week’s double portion Chukat-Balak, and find myself reflecting on the many meanings of freedom. The Israelites’ journey through the...
Jun 26, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
The Essence of Adaptive Leadership By Rob Goldberg I love to read, but rarely do I read the same book twice. Lately, however, I have turned to Audible to revisit some favorites. Each time I listen anew, I am surprised by what I discover: a story I had forgotten, a...
Jun 19, 2026 | Jewish Thought of the Week, My Jewish Buffalo
Thank you’s – lost and found By Sharon Cramer Sorcerers of memory abound, with a flourish they bring back my mother’s garden, my father’s upholstery shop near Chicago, my husband’s laugh. If only the chairs my father reupholstered could talk! Lately, memories of my...