Sermons

Rosh Hashana is the New Year on the Jewish calendar, but according to Jewish tradition it is also the day of Judgement for the coming

Ki Tavo starts off unassuming, but turns to a lengthy litany of curses which will befall the Jews should they abandon the ways of the

This morning we read the Ten Commandments. Of course, this is not the first time we are hearing it, and I’m not referring to my

We read this morning the highlight of Jewish history. God appears to the Jews on Mt. Sinai and gives them the Torah – the rules

This Tuesday is the yahrtzeit of Rav Eliezer Silver, founding rabbi of our shul and one of the greatest rabbinic figures in American Jewish history.

In a NY Times Op-Ed for this Chanukah, “The Hypocrisy of Chanukah” (Dec. 1, 2018) we read of a Jewish novelist – Michael David Lukas’

If I were to poll the people in this room regarding their definition of Judaism, most answers would likely involve halacha, Jewish law, in some

This morning feels more serious than usual, and for obvious reason. As most everyone, if not all, people here are aware, this past Thursday night

I would like this morning to discuss a routine matter: Shabbos. After the past month of holidays, each of which is exciting and new and