The Folly of Those Dark Fantasies - Rabbi Sharon Brous
Trauma, history, fear—all of these lead us down a path that is as futile as it is dangerous. At the end of one terrible war and in the midst of another, we can do better. We must grow in our ability to imagine one other.
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Jeremy Ben-Ami (J Street Pres.) and Rabbi Sharon Brous in Conversation
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Sight and Vision - Rabbi Deborah Silver
The ten spies who enter Canaan create 40 years of delay in the Israelites’ journey to the Promised Land. What did they do wrong? And how can we avoid making the same mistake they did as we witness the brutality all sound us?
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May You Be Blessed and Safe - Rabbi Hannah Jensen
This Pride Shabbat, we need to reckon with the current
landscape for our trans siblings. We need to understand that trans people are being used as a wedge to divide Americans, and as
a test case for increasing authoritarianism. What does our parsha teach us
about the dangers of callousness, and what brighter, more beautiful future can we imagine?
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What I Need You To Hear - Rabbi Morris Panitz
When trauma is acknowledged, not denied, not justified, not
dismissed through comparison, only then can something new and hopeful be imagined.
Read the sermon here.