Tu Bishvat in the Snow
Celebrate Tu Bishvat with us in the snow!
Celebrate Tu Bishvat with us in the snow!
Upcoming Adult Education events at Agudas Achim
We have decided to revert to all virtual services for the month of January because of the virulence of the Omicron variant and the high positivity rates in Johnson County.
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The baby is born, fragile and innocent. Lovingly swaddled, she nurses him at her breast but then knows what needs to be done. The wicker basket has been prepared and she gently lowers him into it.
This year, Thanksgiving and Hanukkah are almost back-to-back. The last time there was a complete overlap was during the ‘Thanksgivvukah’ of 2013; the next time this will happen is in the year 79,811.
She woke up to the faint blue glare, as usual. The silk sheets and down pillows were inviting and she just wanted to burrow down deeper into them, into the comforting oblivion of sleep.
The charge that the ‘Torah is homophobic’ engages in one important fallacy: it assumes that the Torah is a static text and that our relationship to it is stagnant.
View Rabbi Hugenholtz’s High Holiday sermons.
I propose we look at God’s relationship with humans in the Torah as a model for intimate relationships between humans.