We revisit the story of Jacob, our most complex patriarch, whose midnight struggle becomes a timeless metaphor for moral wrestling in an imperfect world. From ancient entanglements to the ethical dilemmas facing Israel today, this powerful reflection explores what it means to be called Yisrael: one who wrestles with God and humanity.
Living with and caring for a loved one with dementia can be isolating. DOROT and CaringKind’s new support group open to Temple Emanu-El members, Partnering...
Over the past four years, something extraordinary has taken root downtown. What began as a small gathering of families has grown into a true extension...
For Susan D., volunteering as a High Holy Days usher is another way of making the holiest time on the Jewish calendar more meaningful. Volunteering...
