By Andrés Spokoiny
Until now, I’ve always felt at home in the world.
I have lived in five different countries and visited close to a hundred. I’ve always felt that the world was a place of opportunity and promise, a place where I could feel at home. After visiting most coun … [Read more...] about At Home in the World?
(Sukkot 5780)
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At Home in the World?
Wake Me Up When It’s All Over.
(Yom Kippur 5780)
By Andrés Spokoiny
Far from shore or any other vessel, the people on a small sailboat
found themselves surrounded by sharks, just as something pierced a
large hole in the hull. Water rushed into the boat, and the
passengers sprang into action. Some worked to plug the hole; … [Read more...] about Wake Me Up When It’s All Over.
(Yom Kippur 5780)
The Courageous Leader
“Al Chet” Confession List
By Erica Brown
Last year at this season, I published a confessional for Jewish leaders. This year, in light of Shalom Hartman Institute’s white paper, “Courageous Leadership: The Challenges Facing Jewish Leadership in a Partisan Age,” I’ve created a new list with a few repeats … [Read more...] about The Courageous Leader
“Al Chet” Confession List
Is Rosh Hashanah the New Thanksgiving?
By Cheryl Moore Every November, we are bombarded with articles and social media posts, beseeching us to get along with our family during Thanksgiving dinner. It seems that bringing together people of potentially differing political outlooks is a recipe for disaster. … [Read more...] about Is Rosh Hashanah the New Thanksgiving?
Re-Imagining Synagogues and Communities, Part 2
[The following article is offered as a partnership between eJP and the Clergy Leadership Incubator program (CLI). CLI is a two-year program to support and encourage congregational rabbis and rabbinic entrepreneurs in the areas of innovative thinking, change management … [Read more...] about Re-Imagining Synagogues and Communities, Part 2
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