Category: Dvar Torah
What We Should Remember and Forget: Parshat Zachor
Every Jew is required to hear Parshat Zachor – read this past weekend – […]
Tikvah: Fulfilling Our Obligation for Jewish Learning & Living
Every member of the people of Israel is obligated to study Torah—whether one is […]
D’var Torah: Parshat Vaera – Power, Authority and Helping People Get Unstuck
Often, a conflict between people causes a power struggle in which one person tries […]
D’var Torah: Hanukkah Debate for the Sake of Heaven
The most famous miracle of Hanukkah is that the oil lasted for eight days. […]
Parshat Vayetze: Choosing Gratitude
Parshat Vayetze begins with the famous story in which Jacob dreams of a stairway […]
Thoughts for Food by Rabbi Jill – Attitude of Gratitude
Thanksgiving is an opportunity to reflect on the blessings in our lives and how […]
D’var Torah: Bereishit – Tefilah and Making a Difference
When we restart the reading of the Torah, we focus on beginnings. In many […]
Thoughts for Food by Rabbi Jill Levy
Thoughts for Food The school year has just begun and we have already experienced […]
D’var Torah: Blessings
God asks Cain, “Where is your brother Abel?” Cain responds, “Am I my brother’s […]
Thoughts for Food by Rabbi Jill
I am not much of a cook, but I really enjoy eating! My favorite […]