A delicate balance is required in dealing with difficult people, and the rabbis provide us a framework to explore this very question.
A delicate balance is required in dealing with difficult people, and the rabbis provide us a framework to explore this very question.
We can prepare and still find ourselves scrambling before Shabbat. With a reframe, we can treat it as a rich part of our Shabbat experience.
An Eruv is a shared public space that belongs to everyone, representing the ideal of unity: no divisions, and a world that is one big home.
Being in community, singing with heart, by listening to the prayers, or by intending to connect with G-d are ways to lift up our experience.
Our world holds a range of challenges for us. At the heart of how we meet those challenges is the call to brotherhood.
Why is electricity such a complicated issue when it comes to Shabbat? What are the considerations? How can I learn more about it?
Simply, something appropriate for a religious service. But, getting to know the community will help you understand what feels right.