Torah Aliyah Blessings

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Rabbinic Reflection: Rabbi Eliza McCarroll

Honouring our Wisdom Generation Growing up, and still to this day, my family has the tradition of celebrating Shabbat dinner together at my grandparent’s home, every Friday night. Like many of your families, we too have our Shabbat routines;…
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Rabbinic Reflection: Rabbi Samuel Kaye

A few days ago, I had the pleasure of spending a little bit of time with one of my friends whom all of you know, Rabbi Zachary Goodman. We were in the backyard, his little Abe was running around with my daughter Selah, while we watched over…

Rabbinic Reflection: Rabbi Bill S. Tepper

Harvesting Our Blessings   Among my many beautiful recollections of time spent in Israel, is as a volunteer worker on my kibbutz - Sha'ar Ha'amakim [‘Gate of the Valleys’] near Haifa - during the Festival of Shavuot.   On the…
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Kabbalat Shabbat Drash: Rabbi Yael Splansky

Friday, May 20, 2022 https://youtu.be/ItHGnGNxXbE
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Shabbat Morning Sermon: Rabbi Zachary Goodman

Saturday, May 21, 2022 https://youtu.be/zeHQouUn564
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Rabbinic Reflection: Rabbi Bill Tepper

A Return to Bond Street: Sisterhood and the Women of Holy Blossom I often view my theatre-directing days as an era of my past, with their many memorable rehearsal periods, productions and individual performances. But in the past, all the same. …
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Kabbalat Shabbat Drash: Rabbi Yael Splansky

Friday, March 13, 2022 https://youtu.be/hXETO6RAIOQ
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Rabbinic Reflection: Rabbi Bill S. Tepper

Founts of Inspiration   Serving as a rabbi at Holy Blossom implies partnering with a range of Temple constituencies, each in a different way: the Youth Education Center, Interfaith Committee, and the Women of Reform Judaism, among others. …
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Kabbalat Shabbat Drash: Rabbi Yael Splansky

Shabbat Shira Take 2: Friday, April 29, 2020 https://youtu.be/O9KV1YXRlLo

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