JCRC is an active member of Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO). On Sunday April 21st, GBIO was scheduled to have a public action to engage... Read More

By Cantor Michael McCloskey Cantor-Educator, Temple Emeth Adonai Elohim planted a garden in Eden toward the East, and the human which He formed, He placed... Read More

Last Friday morning, I was sitting in my study writing a sermon as I heard the unfolding nightmarish news about a school shooting in Newtown,... Read More

Reading a biography can bring a whole new world to life, of a different time, place, and culture. As a child, I read certain biographies... Read More

Celebrating Chanukah in a day school setting is indeed a gift. Everyday brings something special -- yesterday our Elementary School students enjoyed a mesibah with... Read More

As the great holiday classic, Love Actually, tells us: Christmas is all around us. (It also tells us that just about anything is possible with... Read More

By Oren Mangoubi, MIT graduate student and ConnecTech ambassador What do the Maccabees, physics, and curious four-year-olds have to do with each other? Turns out... Read More

“Reading is important because it can bring you into a whole new world.” This quote by Asa Hamot, a current sixth grader at Temple Emeth... Read More

“When I marched in Selma, my legs were praying.” Those were the words of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, pictured here with Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.... Read More

Around this time last year, I was puzzled with the prospect of finding a worthwhile, resume worthy summer job. I am a student at the... Read More