One of the things we hope to do as we expand jewishsacredaging’s scope, is to point out programs and items from congregations and organizations that touch on the theme of jewishsacredaging.com. Congregation Beth Am in [Read more…]
I am getting increasingly interested in the challenges of what I now refer to as the “economics of aging”. Many boomers are members of what I call the “club sandwich” generation. That is, we are, [Read more…]
I wanted to get some thoughts down to share with our JSA (jewishsacredaging.com) community about this past weekend. My daughter and her two children, my grand children Ayla and Jacob are visiting for a month. [Read more…]
Rabbi Address will be launching a regular series of blog commentaries in this space. The monthly messages previously posted here can be accessed at this link.
This week’s guests on Boomer Generation are: Donald Koepke, Director of the CLH Center for Spirituality and Aging established and funded by California Lutheran Homes, Anaheim, California; and Dr. Marshall Capp, director of the Florida [Read more…]
It is a challenge to stay informed. These last weeks, the daily addiction of watching and reading the news has become so much more difficult. From ISIS channeling Torquemada. to the latest chapter in the [Read more…]
David Zinner, executive director of Kavod v’Nichum, a Maryland-based organization training Jewish communities and organizations in traditional Jewish funeral practices, is the guest on the next two episodes of “Conversations,” the talk show series on [Read more…]
David Zinner, executive director of Kavod v’Nichum, a Maryland-based organization training Jewish communities and organizations in traditional Jewish funeral practices, is the guest on the next two episodes of “Conversations,” the talk show series on [Read more…]
On the July 15 episode of Boomer Generation Radio, Dr. David Bernstein, a gerontologist in Tampa, Florida, discusses his book, I’ve Got Some Good News and Some Bad News, You’re OLD: Tales of a Geriatrician [Read more…]
There is a little enclave of quaint early 20th century houses and buildings that improbably sits above the coastal road in the hills between Caesarea and Haifa. Once an Arab village abandoned in ’48, it [Read more…]
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