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Reflections on the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson – The Jerusalem Post

| July 7, 2020

When Susie and I married oh those many years ago or was it just yesterday?! we never imagined that our wedding date would become such an auspicious, global occasion, and that the third of Tamuz, which occurred this past week, would forever be memorialized as the yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson.Though I never had the merit of meeting the Rebbe, he was an important person in my life.There are three rabbis, among many others, who particularly influenced me in my formative years, inspiring me not only to pursue a career in the rabbinate, but to also engage in kiruv, bringing others close to God and to Torah.One of those rabbis was Rav Herzl Kaplan, of blessed memory, my primary teacher in Skokie Yeshiva, a brilliant, soft-spoken scholar with amazing insight into the secrets of the Torah and Talmud as well as a rare sense of humor who nurtured and trained his boys until we received our semicha (rabbinical ordination). The other two sainted men were the rabbis of my synagogue, both of whom also served as the leaders of Chabad in my native Chicago. The first was Rabbi David Moshe Lieberman, who taught me for my bar mitzvah, insisting that I not only read the Torah and haftarah portion for that Shabbat, but that I also lead the prayers both Friday night and Shabbat, as well as deliver a pilpul, a complex halachic discourse, which he wrote for me.

Churches across the nation begin holding in-person services | News, Sports, Jobs – Lewistown Sentinel

| July 7, 2020

Sentinel photo by BRADLEY KREITZERThe door of St. Marks Episcopal Church in Lewistown. According to its website, St

Synagogue service times: Week of July 3 | Synagogues – Cleveland Jewish News

| July 6, 2020

Conservative AGUDATH BNAI ISRAEL: Meister Road at Pole Ave., Lorain. Mark Jaffee, Ritual Director

Their doors may be shut for now, but Newton synagogues say pandemic ‘didn’t close our congregation’ – The Boston Globe

| July 6, 2020

Spiritually painful, and overwhelming, tremendously sad its evoked a real sense of grief and loss, he said. But in some cases, Stern and other synagogue leaders said, the switch to remote services presented opportunities for even more connection. Stern said, for instance, he loves seeing his community members in their element their feet are up, theyre in their sweats, their kids are running around, theyre cuddling with their dogs and there is something delightful about the informality of virtual gatherings

There’s One Pleasant Surprise In ‘The Last Of Us Part II’: Its Depiction Of Judaism – NPR

| July 6, 2020

Dina, the love interest in The Last of Us Part II is a rare bird in gaming: A relatable Jewish character. Sony Entertainment/Naughty Dog hide caption Dina, the love interest in The Last of Us Part II is a rare bird in gaming: A relatable Jewish character

What it’s like to come out as transgender when you’re married to the rabbi – The Jewish News of Northern California

| July 6, 2020

Samantha Zerin headed home from a Yiddish class she had taught as part of her synagogues adult education program on the evening of Dec. 19 and knew her life was about to change. That evening, the 775 families at Temple Emanu-El of Providence, Rhode Island, would be getting a message that she knew would surprise some of the people she had gotten to know since joining the community 3 1/2 years earlier

Dr. Ruth really has nothing but praise – The Riverdale Press

| July 6, 2020

By MICHAEL HINMAN At 92 years old in the age of the coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer considers herself an endangered species.

What its like to come out as transgender when youre married to a rabbi – The Jerusalem Post

| July 6, 2020

Samantha Zerin headed home from a Yiddish class she had taught as part of her synagogues adult education program on the evening of Dec. 19 and knew her life was about to change.

Back to Shul – The Tablet

| July 6, 2020

Prayer services and weddings, with a maximum of 30 guests, will be allowed to resume in England from today, albeit with certain conditions such as maintaining social distancing. A Jewish writer and mother is looking forward to the reopening of synagogues with hope and caution As a child, synagogue was a central part of my life.

Rabbi shares final message with east Cobb congregation before retirement – MDJOnline.com

| June 29, 2020

When Rabbi Steve Lebows farewell Shabbat to the Kol Emeth congregation was in the planning stages a few months ago, he never envisioned speaking to families seated in lawn chairs scattered throughout the Synagogues parking lot, with every person watching from behind a face mask. If you want to make God laugh, all you have to do is tell him your plans, the 65-year-old rabbi joked as he walked among his flock before the outdoor service Friday night.


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