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It’s Time

September 7, 2018

Jack once asked his friend Sam, “Why don’t you wear a watch?” Jack asnwered that he does not need one, because he can always ask someone else the time. “But what do you do if you get up during the...

Walk in God’s Ways

August 31, 2018

Ten years ago, I delivered my senior sermon at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America on parshat Ki Tavo. At the end of a series of blessings and curses, the Torah teaches us that we should “walk in God’s ways.”...

To Believe in Something

August 24, 2018

Rabbi Harold Kushner was once asked if the Psalms make a spiritual impact on people. His answer, “Only if they listen.” The cynic takes nothing seriously, finds nothing meaningful or sacred. The tribe of Amalek had a single motivation when...

To Sit Again

August 16, 2018

Today, I learn how to sit again. For the last eleven months, I have recited the mourner’s kaddish to honor the memory of my brother, Eyal, of blessed memory. I stood at attention each morning, uttering these sacred words in...

I Wonder If…

July 20, 2018

I recently sat in a meeting where we had the ability to set a vision for a program that would impact the Jewish world. We put no budgetary constraints or limits to what could impact this vision. At the conclusion...

Summer Journeys

July 13, 2018

As we finish the fourth book of the Torah, Bamidbar, we read the travel log of the Israelites. For several years, I led high school trips to Israel as we read this parsha. The tour guide would point to a...

Recalculating

July 6, 2018

It is difficult to make a wrong turn anymore. Protected by our mobile devices’ innate ability to have us reach our destination in the shortest time possible, even when we think we veer off course, a quick reminder tells us,...
Rabbi Erez Sherman

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