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Posts tagged Rosh Hashanah

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04/25/2013 by Mari Levine

Chosen Eats: Eat to Heal

Life has started to return to normalcy since the events of last week. We’ve finally gotten our feet—and running shoes, for many—back under us and... Read More

Posted in: Food

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12/06/2012 by Mari Levine

Chosen Eats: A Good Apple (Cake)

My parents always taught me that a good houseguest brings a gift for her host as a thank you for opening their home. And as... Read More

Posted in: Food

10/11/2012 by Sunday School for Jewish Studies

The Fall Holidays of Judaism

This past Sunday I had the privilege of leading an interactive presentation on the Fall Holidays of Judaism, with a focus on universal themes. About... Read More

Posted in: Judaism & Spirituality

09/27/2012 by Dan Brosgol on behalf of CJP Families with Young Children Initiative

Four Kids, Old Traditions and New Meanings

By Dan BrosgolDirector of Prozdor at Hebrew College Boston isn’t like anywhere else. For that I’m grateful. Eastern Massachusetts is a crucible of history, innovation,... Read More

Posted in: Kids & Parenting

09/25/2012 by The Community Kollel of Sharon

The Torah Minute with Rabbi Yitzi Weiner: Tishrei

Rabbi Yitzi Weiner on why Rosh Hashanah is described as a time of freedom. Read More

Posted in: Judaism & Spirituality

Giving Back at a Time of Self-Reflection

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09/20/2012 by Molly Parr

Giving Back at a Time of Self-Reflection

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are a natural time to take stock: of what we are grateful for, what we hope for the next year,... Read More

Posted in: Personal Stories

09/20/2012 by Temple Shalom

On Inheritances and Responsibilities

Let's begin with a modern parable: There was a man who had been widowed. The man had been happily married for many, many years. He... Read More

Posted in: Judaism & Spirituality

09/19/2012 by Temple Shalom

“I hide, but no one wants to seek me.’”

Gut Yontif – Shanah tovah! Nearly two centuries ago an early Hasidic master told his disciples the following story: “One day my grandson David was... Read More

Posted in: Judaism & Spirituality

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09/14/2012 by Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston

Happy New Year message from JCC president/CEO Mark Sokoll

This fall, the JCC is dedicated to help people RESET...to find a healthier and happier path for themselves and their families in the new year.... Read More

Posted in: Personal Stories