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D'var Torah: Lessons in Leadership
1+ week, 2+ day ago (208+ words) This week’s Torah portion is Nitzavim-Vayelech: Deuteronomy 29:9 — 31:30 This week’s Torah portions are Nitzavim and Vayelech and they talk about Joshua being chosen as the new leader for the Israelites. Joshua would be the first leader of the Israelite people after…...
Joan Grayson Cohen Sets Retirement, Reflects on Decades of Service at JCS
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (701+ words) Last month, Joan Grayson Cohen, executive director of Jewish Community Services, announced on social media she will retire in July 2027. By the time she retires, Cohen will have spent 33 years at JCS, starting at the agency when it operated as…...
Rabbi Zev Pomeranz, Etz Chaim Director Helps Jews Find Their Way
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (417+ words) Rabbi Zev Pomeranz, director of Etz Chaim Baltimore, says the turning point that made him want to be more connected to his Judaism was the death of Kurt Cobain. Pomeranz grew up modern Orthodox in the New York suburbs with…...
D'var Torah: The Hallmarks of a Good Leader
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (579+ words) This week’s Torah portion is Pinchas: Numbers 25:10 — 30:1 The Torah offers a remarkably relevant answer as Moses approaches the end of his life. God tells Moses to ascend a mountain and gaze upon the Promised Land that he will never enter....
D'var Torah: Korah’s Rebellion: A ‘Controversy for the Sake of Heaven’
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (347+ words) By Clifford S. Fishman This week’s Torah portion is Korach: Numbers 16:1 — 18:32 I seek to “controvert” that conclusion. I believe Korah’s rebellion had a legitimate purpose, and therefore “endures” — i.e., his cause retains value even today. Korah’s goal — to persuade Moses…...