Kehilla Activist Invokes Art to Spur Societal Transformation and Economic Justice
by Bill Lazarus Greeting cards might seem to be the last place to create new consciousness. Hallmark, after all, largely dominates the field, and typically speaks to a suburban, white-picket-fence […]
The January Leadership Retreat: Pointing Towards Renewing Our Future
by The Leadership Planning Team: Malka Stover-Kemp, Marcie Rubel, Anna Martin, Joel Kreisberg, Rabbi Dev Noily and Michael Saxe-Taller During the first weekend of February, a group of almost 70 […]
An Interview with Kehilla Member Anna Couey
by Bill Lazarus [Editor’s Note: We will, from time to time, be publishing interviews with Kehilla members, so we all can get to know each other better. If you know […]
Darkness, My Home
by Lynn Bravewomon My/our heart beats, into the expanse of dark warm pulsing, Spreading, reaching into the possibility, extending into and within the infinite Living spirit in dreams, pulsing […]
A Spark of the Messiah: A Message for Passover
by Rabbi Burt Jacobson Enslavement is not just external. The Ba’al Shem Tov taught that it was not only the bodies of Israelites who were enslaved, but their consciousness, their […]
Eulogy for Susan Schacht
by Rabbi Burt Jacobson Losing Susan has been a shocking blow to all of us who were privileged to know her. I am so glad that family and friends have […]
Niggun Contemplation by Rabbi Burt Jacobson (High Holydays 2013/5774)
Good evening and L’shanah tova . . . This High Holy Day season we’ve been emphasizing the notion of teshuvah, the process of personal change and transformation. But teshuvah is […]
A Sermon for High Holydays by Rabbi Burt Jacobson (5774/2013)
The Ba’al Shem’s Teshuvah As you probably know, the Hebrew concept of teshuvah has to do with personal and communal change and transformation. This afternoon I’d like to […]