admin | July 19, 2020
Embracing your unique self is essential for relating to others. Remember when you were just beginning to take your first steps? You had been holding onto the sofa in the living room and your parents and grandparents were clapping and cheering as you let go of the sofa with one hand and took a step forward.
admin | July 19, 2020
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admin | July 19, 2020
Last Sunday, we heard a reading from the Matthew 13: 1-23, in which Jesus tells the parable of the man who went out to sow seed. Some fell in places where it failed to grow and some into good soil where it yielded a rich harvest
admin | July 19, 2020
The problem of evil, or theodicy, is a straightforward but deeply challenging one: How can an all-powerful and all-good God be the steward for a world that is home to so much evil and suffering? While some religions can resort to explanations that paint God as less than omnipotent or completely benevolent, that would seem to be beyond the pale for classical Jewish theology, which insists that God is both
admin | July 17, 2020
It is a fundamental principle of Judaism that events in our lives not only on a global or national level but on a personal level as well do not occur randomly.
admin | July 17, 2020
Why Learn About the Holy Temple? Ezekiel said: Master of the World, why are You telling meto go and tell Israel the form of the House
admin | July 17, 2020
Inviting people to laugh with you while you are laughing at yourself is a good thing to do, Carl Reiner said. You may be a fool, but youre the fool in charge. Carl Reiner was a comedy genius.
admin | July 17, 2020
Jews are a resilient people. Weve had no choice, having lived through exile, persecution, pogroms and Holocaust millennia of unrelenting anti-Semitism
admin | July 17, 2020
If every Jew kept the Shabbat at the same time, even once some opinions say twice the Messiah would immediately appear (Jer. Talmud Taanit 1:1).What if everyone in Israel wore a protective mask and kept social distancing for two Shabbatot and time in-between? Wouldnt the coronavirus numbers shoot downward and ultimately disappear
admin | July 17, 2020
Swapping sheitels and shtetl life for tzitzit and study, Barbra Streisands classic 1983 film, Yentl, is hitting the big screen once more at Edmontons outdoor cinema, The Drive In, this weekend.
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