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    • A Little Finger Can Teach a Big Lesson

      A Little Finger Can Teach a Big Lesson

      This week was my monthly posting on the Rabbis Without Borders blog, about my recent incident with my pinky. Read all about it here: A Little Finger Can Teach a Big Lesson

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      June 30, 2017
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    • Torah tl;dr: “Korach”

      Torah tl;dr: “Korach”

      One thing should not affect the many. Listen to the latest episode of my podcast here: 60 SECONDS TO WISDOM. Short teachings on the weekly Torah portion. Suitable for all who seek.

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      June 28, 2017
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    • Jewish Camp is Good for Kids and Rabbis

      Jewish Camp is Good for Kids and Rabbis

      The onset of summer brings many things—the end of school, vacations, warmer weather. And, of course, summer also means camp. This Sunday I am packing up and, as I did when I was a kid, will head to sleep-away camp for a week. (I used to call is sleep-away camp. Now I call it overnight…

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      June 22, 2017
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    • Torah tl;dr: “Behaalotcha” and “Shelach Lecha”

      Torah tl;dr: “Behaalotcha” and “Shelach Lecha”

      I do need to get better about remembering to post. Here are two week’s worth of episodes, at one minute each. And with this week’s portion, I’m celebrating one year of podcasting!

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      June 16, 2017
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    • We Support Pride. But We Won’t Be Marching in the Parade.

      We Support Pride. But We Won’t Be Marching in the Parade.

      This weekend is the annual Pride celebration in Olympia. Earlier this week at Temple Beth Hatfiloh I hung the rainbow pride flag above our main entryway. I will be preparing remarks and readings for our weekly Shabbat service. TBH is one of the faith community sponsors of the weekend’ events. We will be reaffirming our…

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      June 15, 2017
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    • Carpooling with Rabbi: “Goodbye”

      Carpooling with Rabbi: “Goodbye”

      Our final episode. Rabbi and Kirsten discuss transitions, the lasting impacts of our actions, and what it means to say goodbye. Thanks for riding with us. You can see all the episodes on my YouTube channel or on the Carpooling with Rabbi page on my blog.

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      June 6, 2017
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    • Torah tl;dr: “Bamidbar”

      Torah tl;dr: “Bamidbar”

      What’s your role? Listen to the latest episode of my podcast here: 60 SECONDS TO WISDOM. Short teachings on the weekly Torah portion. Suitable for all who seek

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      May 27, 2017
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    • 50 Days, 50 Years

      50 Days, 50 Years

      This coming week we celebrate the holiday of Shavuot, the day on which we celebrate the biblical story of Sinai, when Moses, having brought the Israelites out of Egyptian, brings them to Mount Sinai. There, he ascends the mountain to meet with God, who gives him the Torah. The Torah is the basis for a…

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      May 26, 2017
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    • Carpooling with Rabbi: “Names”

      Carpooling with Rabbi: “Names”

      Rabbi and Kirsten (pronounced KER-sten) talk about the importance of names, the Jewish naming traditions, and how they’ve always longed for a personalized mug. Watch our newest episode here:

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      May 26, 2017
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