This Shabbat is one of four special Shabbatot that come before
Passover. It is called Parshat Parah, the Parsha of a sacred cow.
This Shabbat morning, we start a brand new Book- the Book of Leviticus. I won’t sugarcoat it for you- on the surface, it looks pretty boring. First of all, who brings sacrifices any more so why do we have to study all the specific types of sacrifices that were br
This Shabbat, I’d like to share an idea on the Parsha that I learned from the writings of Pinchas Peli. Pinchas Peli lived from 1930 to his untimely death at
A Rabbi who tried to persuade a gentleman to join his congregation was told by the man, “I appreciate the importance of religion, but I don’t believe in organized religion”.
Last week, many of us heard the 10 Commandments being read. These commandments came at the end of weeks of build up as we learned of our people gaining their
BAC- Noah – 10 21 23 In looking through my files on this week’s parsha, Parshat Noach, I came across an article from one of my long-time Rabbinical teachers, Rabbi