1. On Friday morning we had a post Polar Bear Plunge Hot Chocolate and cookies in the warmth of the Roth Center!
2. On Friday evening a ’16 and her 5th graders led 6pm services, followed by a dinner cooked by the Upper Valley Jewish Community!
3. On Sunday at noon we...
Our second Bagel Brunch of Winter Term featured a special guest Rabbi Asherman from Rabbis for Human Rights! A group of students sat down with him to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a humanitarian perspective.
Happy Hanukkah from the students traveling in Israel on our Winter 2012 Taglit-Birthright trip!!!
Class of 2015 student– Asher Mayerson’s D’var Torah on Rwanda:
L’shana tovah. “For a good year” – a shortening of l’shana tovah tikatevu v’tihatemu, which means: “May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.” This phrase is a reference to being inscribed in the Book...
Sermon for Yom Kippur Morning- September 26, 2012
Proclaim Freedom for All: The Use of Torah in American Politics
Delivered at Rollins Chapel
Introduction
Forty-two years ago, I had the privilege of studying at the Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Illinois. The Rosh Yeshiva (the Head of the Yeshiva)...
Sermon Kol Nidre- September 25, 2012
We are all in this Together: The Stories of Yosef Weber,
Delivered at Rollins Chapel
Dartmouth College
Introduction
The prophetic reading for Yom Kippur morning is Isaiah Chapter 57:14 through 58:4. There are two sections that I wish to read. The first is...
What is Judaism Series (Part 1)- 2/14
Today (Valentine’s Day) we had our first part of our what is Judaism series at 4:30 in Haldeman 31!
Rabbi Spira-Savett spoke and had a Q&A about the Conservative Movement!
We will continue the series with each major sect of Judaism!