This Shabbat, The Torah brings us to those dramatic scenes of the Sea of Reeds (Red Sea) and the crossing which concludes with our song of liberation, the “Mi Camocha” which we sing each Shabbat. [Read more…]
Editor’s Note: Gail Zugerman, author of this contribution to JSA, is founder of GRF Marketing, Ltd., based in Chicago since 1983, has provided marketing strategy consulting through the use of qualitative research for clients throughout [Read more…]
As many of us know, one of the THE major social justice issues that will face us and our families in the next decades will be how we and society deal with the costs of [Read more…]
As the largest alliance of its kind, C-TAC is bringing the best and brightest together to identify and implement evidence-based practices to improve advanced illness care. Please join us on March 2-3, 2015 for the [Read more…]
On the January 20, 2015 Boomer Generation Radio show, Rabbi Address chats with Natalie Galucia, executive director of Village to Village Network, an organization providing services around alternative housing arrangements for Baby Boomers. Villages are [Read more…]
This weeks Torah Portion, “Bo”, is a sweeping tale that includes the last three plagues as well as mention of the Passover. There has been a great deal of commentary on these plagues (locusts, darkness [Read more…]
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This weekend, religious congregations all over the country will pause to remember Rev. Martin Luther King. At hundreds of congregations, mixed choirs will sing the songs of the sixties, join hands and, for a brief [Read more…]
This second portion of the book of Exodus tells the story of the tensions between Pharaoh, Moses and the people. The “let my people go” theme rests throughout the chapter. It is in this Torah [Read more…]
We begin this Shabbat, the second book of the Torah, Exodus. This first portion is packed with issues and challenges and dramatic sweep. I wanted to look at a famous passage that appears at the [Read more…]
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