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As we gather for the High Holy Days, we are reminded that these sacred days are not only about looking back at what has passed, but also about looking forward with faith and courage. The shofar’s call awakens us to the possibility of renewal, encouraging each of us to rise once more with hearts open
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Rabbi Merle E. Singer reflects on his working relationship with Debra Gudema and Dr. Sophia Stone
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Being a Rabbi has been a wonderful gift. From leading a great synagogue to connecting with people of other faiths worldwide, my rabbinical journey has been exceptional, from rabbinical school to my current time as a Rabbi Emeritus. As one could surmise, talking about the Torah and its lessons is something I enjoy, and I
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As we approach Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, we are given a unique opportunity to reflect on our lives, to seek forgiveness, and renew our commitment to living with compassion and integrity. We all make mistakes because, as human beings, imperfection is in our nature, it is a natural state of humanity. However, these
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Debra Gudema and Rabbi Merle E. Singer at the APDA Run/Walk
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Over the past few years, I have been graced by connection through phone calls, emails, text messages, and other forms of communication from friends and family. Some of the most common inquiries I receive are “Merle, how have you been and what are you doing these days?” and “What aspects of your rabbinate have driven
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As our story begins, examine your life, those moments when challenges were turned into opportunities or possibly when opportunities were left undiscovered. Here we are in 2024; everyone in our world faces the same challenge of survival while prospering into a new year. What we have experienced this past year and years prior has left
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