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In anticipation of the release of CCAR Press’s newest book, Moral Resistance and Spiritual Authority: Our Jewish Obligation to Social...

“In every generation, each person must see themselves as if they went out of Egypt.” This is my favorite line in the Haggadah. In the...

Last year, two brave mothers approached me for a meeting. They were looking to find educational opportunities for their children with...

All rabbis have humbling moments when the words that spontaneously emerge from our mouths wind up being far more impactful than those...

Mar 3, 2017 by Alan S. Yoffie

Passover Seders in my family were always large affairs. Persons who had no place to go for Seder (“Welcome the stranger…”) and...

Growing up I was a big fan of Monty Python; I would listen to their recording “Live at Drury Lane” over and over again, so much so...

This week is framed by the unfulfilled promises of liberation. On April 16, we celebrated Emancipation Day, which marks the...

Apr 18, 2016 by Hilly Haber

This week, we mark our final days in Egypt. For generations, we have languished in slavery, served our masters from the narrow...

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