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Opinion: The Choice Before Jewish Baltimore
5+ day, 30+ min ago (704+ words) As we approach Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, we are invited to pause and reflect. As we gather with family and friends, listen to the sound of the shofar and taste apples dipped in honey, we think about the…...
Baltimore Events Explore Antisemitism’s Long American History
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (574+ words) According to one well-known Jewish author set to appear in Baltimore, antisemitism is as American as apple pie. Pamela Nadell is an accomplished Jewish historian and author who, on Oct. 13, is giving three speeches in the Baltimore area: one with…...
Rabbi Zevi Lowenberg: Beth El Rabbi Continues His Family's Legacy
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (561+ words) Rabbi Zevi Lowenberg of Beth El Congregation grew up in what he called “the golden age of Baltimore and Pikesville rabbis.” “Rabbi Mitch Wohlberg was on the bimah at Beth Tfiloh. Rabbi Mark Loeb and Rabbi Steven Schwartz were here…...
Baltimore Jewish Community to participate in Reverse Tashlich
2+ week, 5+ day ago (771+ words) Reverse Tashlich isn’t just a beach cleanup, Rabbi Ed Rosenthal says, “it’s a mitzvah.” Every year, Jewish people all over the world participate in Tashlich, symbolically casting off their sins by throwing breadcrumbs into the water during Rosh Hashanah. But…...
Rabbi Nina Cardin: Baltimore Board of Rabbis President Continues Tradition of Conservatism
2+ week, 5+ day ago (563+ words) For Rabbi Nina Cardin, there has always been something attractive about being a rabbi outside of the structure of a congregation. “It’s a rabbinate without walls,” she said. “There’s little restraint. You can go where you want to go, you…...
Zev Sperling: Kehilath B'nai Torah Member Builds Family in the City he Grew up in
2+ week, 5+ day ago (474+ words) When Zev Sperling got to law school, he knew what he wanted to do. Or at least he thought he did. “Originally — one of my strong suits is also math, which led to [considering] engineering because I’m creative and good with…...