September 21, 2018
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D’var Torah by Rabbi Aaron Weininger Rosh Hashanah Day 2—September 11, 2018 I remember where I was when… For many here it may be, “I remember where I was when the Halloween Blizzard hit.” Or, “I remember where I was when the Twins last won the World Series.” Both date back to 1991. Sorry Twins […]
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Get to know this lifelong East Coaster now settling in Minnesota!
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Rosh Hashanah Sermon – 1 Tishrei 5779 – Mount Zion Temple, St. Paul, MN – Rabbi Adam Stock Spilker Two old Jews were sitting on a park bench, friends for many years. One looks at the other and says, “Oy”. The other looks back and says, “Oy”. The other replies, “Oy”, to which the response […]
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Erev Rosh Hashanah Sermon – 1 Tishrei 5779 – Mount Zion Temple, St. Paul, MN – Rabbi Esther Adler Two Jewish friends who haven’t seen each other in a while are catching up. “So, Nu? How are you?” “How should I be? And you?” “Would it do any good to complain?” Why do Jews always […]
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How to make the re-entry from camp to home less awful for everyone.
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Shalom Chaverim, This Shabbat is a special day on the Jewish calendar. It is 3 Tammuz. According to tradition, this was the day when time stood still. In the Book of Joshua, we read a story about the Israelite’s battle against the Amorites. Joshua called for the sun to stand still and it did. These […]
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How a Hollywood blockbuster can offer themes that speak to the essence of Bar Mitzvah.
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Invoking the personal and communal obligation to illuminate the word, he would point out that a little light expels a lot of darkness.
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Certain family rituals meant much, until they learned they were Jewish.
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We remember dark places and we rise up ready to bring liberation to those who need it.
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