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This week, Hesh Zinman, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Governor’s Commission on LGBTQ+ Affairs, co-chair of the Aging Workgroup and founder and former chair of the LGBT Elder Initiative, discusses issues of interest to the aging LGBTQ+ community. [Read more...] -
On this week’s episode of the Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, author Merle Feld discusses her new book, Longing: Poems of a Life. [Read more…] -
Rabbi Address chats with Hanan Harchol, a New York-based filmmaker, animator, artist, classical guitarist, and teacher. [Read more…] -
Rabbi Aryeh Goldman of the Community Kollel of Las Vegas, Nevada, discusses his new book, Love Peace and Pursue It: Developing Respect, Compassion, and Connection in Our Relationships from a Torah Perspective. [Read more…] -
Rabbi Address chats with Rabbi Seymour Rossel, the author of The Wise Folk of Chelm and more than thirty other books. [Read more…]
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There is a very fascinating article in the January-February issue of the Atlantic. Noah Hawley wrote on “The Myth of the Frontier Won’t Die” which posited the American myth of the reluctant hero. The [Read more...] -
Dr. Dan Gottlieb writes about losing one life and creating a new one, “rich and textured.” [Read more…] -
Watching the Times Square ball drop last night (and can someone tell me the meaning of standing for hours and hours outside in drizzle just to watch a ball drop down to signal [Read more...] -
Chaplain Barry Pitegoff, BCC, discusses estrangement and reconciliation in the Torah portion Vayigash, in which Joseph reunites with his family. [Read more…] -
Rabbi Address writes about the choices we can make as we plan our later lives. [Read more…]
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In many ways this week’s portion, Bo, presents us with several challenges. Pharaoh’s heart is “hardened” many times. God takes credit for this, and we contemplate why would God do such a thing? Is [Read more...] -
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Guest contributor Jane Herman writes about her experience helping to organize a Reform chevra kadisha in New York City. [Read more…] -
Scott Kushner writes about his journey from pharmacological solutions to his depression and anxiety to using a cognitive and meditative approach. [Read more…] -
Rabbi Mark Levin writes about the importance of grieving as part of the process of turning back toward light after darkness. [Read more…] -
Contributing writer Rabbi Mark Levin, DHL, points out the value of embracing and learning from the experience of our older citizens. [Read more…] -
JSA Contributing Writer Len Berman shares some thoughts with his grandchildren. [Read more…]
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One of the things I have learned, sadly, Is that there are some things you can’t replace as you grow old. It’s not a matter of finances or something no longer in stock. New technology, [Read more...] -
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Rabbinic Pastor Reb Carl Viniar looks at family dysfunction in Genesis, with particular focus on the Joseph Story in Parsha Vayigash. [Read more…]
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Reb Carl Viniar writes about the scarcity of civility in our social discourse today. [Read more…] -
Reb Carl Viniar writes about the kinds of tests we might face in unexpected places and for unexpected reasons. [Read more…] -
Reb Carl writes about his pastoral counseling and mediation practice. [Read more…] -
Reb Carl Viniar expands on his recent “Spice Up Your Judaism” class about recent Supreme Court decisions, conducted for Congregation Kol Ami in Cherry Hill, NJ. [Read more…]
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