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In Search of the Secret Chord: The seven-part series “Spirit & Song" will explore Jewish music from liturgical to African to contemporary sounds.
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The seven-part series on Jewish spirituality and music will kick off with Rabbi Josh Warshawsky on Nov. 10-12.
Read MoreAttending synagogue regularly teaches children a world of lessons, writes Rabbi Dave Levy.
Read MoreLearning to love ourselves takes work, writes Rabbi Dr. Eli Yoggev of Beth Tfiloh Congregation.
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Joe Buchanan: "Choosing to be Jewish brought me back into my life. I love it because it feels like family. I never feel like a stranger in the Jewish community.” (Provided photo)
Jmore talked with Joe Buchanan about his faith and his music ahead of his weekend as artist-in-residence at Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Nov. 3-5.
Read MoreThe Jewish concept of shalom is more than simply the absence of conflict and acrimony, writes Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg of Beth Am Synagogue.
Read MoreYom Kippur is about fully dedicating one’s heart and mind to a journey of returning, year after year, prayer after prayer, breath after breath, writes Shelly Jay Shore.
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Prayer and spiritual seeking can be viewed as analogous to using a GPS, says Rabbi Toba Spitzer. (Provided by JTA)
Employing new metaphors in prayer can help worshippers find meaning and solace, says Rabbi Toba Spitzer.
Read MoreStaying physically fit enhances our spiritual lives, writes Rabbi Dr. Eli Yoggev of Beth Tfiloh Congregation.
Read MoreWith all of the food, remorse, praying and thinking, Rosh Hashanah is the classic Jewish holiday, writes Leah Kadosh.
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Rabbi Rachel Safman: "I am so excited to be joining this community as it recommits to building a center for Jewish life in Owings Mills and positions itself for a new chapter of growth and exploration."
Rabbi Rachel Safman will serve as Beth Israel Congregation’s senior rabbi, succeeding Rabbi Jay R. Goldstein, who served as the Owings Mills synagogue’s senior rabbi for 26 years.
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Rabbi Alberto (Baruch) Zeilicovich: “We are a friendly, welcoming congregation. We are family — mishpocha. When you come here, we try to make you feel that way.” (Photo by Dan Fellner) Right: Beth Israel, a Conservative-style synagogue in the Aruban capital of Oranjestad, was consecrated in November of 1962. (Photo by Dan Fellner via JTA)
Rabbi Alberto (Baruch) Zeilicovich recently came out of retirement to lead a congregation on the Caribbean island of Aruba.
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