Justice and Compassion

Justice and Compassion By Rabbi Sara Rich This Shabbat, my family is thrilled to be celebrating our daughter Miriam’s bat mitzvah. We knew this day would come, but the reality of Miriam becoming a bat mitzvah as part of such a loving, caring community exceeds our...

What the Ashes Teach Us

What the Ashes Teach Us By Rabbi Jim Egolf I always find that ashes cause my internal reflection to ask, ‘what was this?’  There is something about ashes that invites my curiosity.  What clues are there of an object or place and is now reduced to something charred?...

Comfort in the Wilderness

Comfort in the Wilderness By Rabbi Brent Gutmann Most of us know how to live with noise. We work through it, drive through it, scroll through it, eat through it, and sometimes even pray through it. Silence is harder. It strips away the noise that insulates us from our...