Atoning for Sins Against Planet Earth | Parashat Vezot Haberakhah & Sukkot
18/10/2019
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We can no longer ignore or deny it: the climate crisis is at our doorstep. Global warming and its consequences […]
We can no longer ignore or deny it: the climate crisis is at our doorstep. Global warming and its consequences […]
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First published on The “Srugim” website “For the secular there is no sovereign. The contradictions in his life have no […]
Will you indulge us for a moment? Can we take a minute to point out a few challenges in how we launch our children on their Jewish journeys? Don’t worry – we won’t just kvetch; we also have a pretty good solution for how to address these challenges. […]
