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A Dr. Seuss-shan Purim Shpiel by Dana Baruch and Robbi Sherwin © 1998 all rights reserved In celebration of Ramat Shalom’s 36th Birthday, we celebrate Dr. Seuss’ 108th birthday   Sh’ma yeladim and hear us well For now is the story of Purim to tell. It took place in Shushan so long, long ago. Now [...]

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A kid-friendly sermon about parents and why they sometimes get really, really angry and upset at their kids. Listen to it now, but visiting my podcast site on iTunes by clicking here

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Here we are – Rosh HaShanah – the busiest time of the Jewish  year.  The Days of Awe.  The days when synagogues get their highest level of attendance – the reason our synagogue and most synagogues in the US are built with folding walls – so that we can seat all of the Jews who [...]

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Four To Watch

Last Friday night, four of my teen-age students gave end of the year presentations about the role that Judaism plays in their lives.  Once you hear their words, you will understand why I consider each of them to be some of my best teachers. Benjamin Schachner Andrew Dolberg Rebecca Turko Jenna Ellenbogen

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A discussion with third graders and families on Judaism’s stance on bullying: Video 1 Video 2 As you know, during my modified “sabbatical”, I have used this space to reflect upon the past nine years of my rabbinate.  I hope that my reflections have been interesting to you.  Putting them down on paper has been [...]

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