The Time That Remains

September 21, 2026
Yom Kippur Sermon by Rabbi Dara Frimmer Rabbi Frimmer reflects on Yom Kippur’s confrontation with mortality as a call to live more fully. By recognizing that our time is limited,…

The Necklace

September 20, 2026
Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen reflects on what it means to choose and proudly live a Jewish life in a time of fear, antisemitism, and uncertainty. Through the story of her son’s…

Help Yourself to Seconds

September 13, 2026
Rabbi Zoe Klein Miles explores the Jewish idea of second chances through Pesach Sheni, the “Second Passover.” She reminds us that missed moments, mistakes, and distance do not have to…
Rabbi Cohen's D'var Torah from May 15, 2026, on B'midbar ("in the wilderness") reflects on a week spent in an emotional wilderness. She speaks on the aftermath of NYT opinion…

Changing the Algorithm

February 6, 2026
Shabbat sermon The social media algorithm quietly shapes what we see and believe by feeding us content based on our behavior, often trapping us in narrow bubbles. But it only…
Shabbat Sermon by Rabbi Dara Frimmer January 23, 2026 In Parashat Bo, we linger over Pharaoh’s startling final request: “Bless me, too.” Drawing on classical commentators and surprising midrashim, this…

Our Broken Hearts

October 2, 2025
Yom Kippur 5786 Rabbi Zoe takes a spiritual stethoscope to our broken hearts, exploring how we can strengthen our heart muscle by exercising gratitude, opening our compassion, and making sure…