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Archives: Cantor’s Corner
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ReadYaYeishev, Things Are Going to Change
We need both constancy, and the ability to pivot.
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Why We Do What We Do
In these days of staying at home and keeping a distance from people, I am feeling rather powerless. Rosh Hashana is on the horizon, and Teshuva seems […]
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Babies and Blessings Brings Shabbat
Marking time becomes a challenge as we stay at home, month after month. Life is both slower and faster. Those who can work from home, […]
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June is Pride Month
Our local community is hosting many online LGBTQ Pride Month events, notwithstanding the public health response to COVID19 which has led to the cancellation of […]
ReadBirkat Hamazon
Sara Raubvogel co-leads a 6th grade group as a madricha/teaching assistant in the Vav TA program of the CBJ Religious School. Her reflections on the […]
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COVID19 Pandemic Brings Historic Things to Mind
Guest post by CBJ teaching assistant, Diana Ningen.
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This, Too, Shall Passover
Many communities, including ours, have adopted unusual practices to reduce risk of harm to those most vulnerable to a Coronavirus infection. We are staying at […]
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Good things are happening, too.
Good things are happening, too. I was working from home, on Monday, 3/16, when I opened a text which read, “Henry and Linda getting married […]
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