Do you know the source of this classic Jewish blessing?

This Shabbat is the birthday of the Baal Shem Tov and also the Birthday of the first Chabad Rebbe called the Alter Rebbe.

Where exactly does our national story begin?

Join us at Congregation Bonai Shalom on September 8th for the First Friday Kabbalat Shabbat services and, in honor of Rosh HaShanah celebrating the birth of the world, a panel discussion on creation.

This week's Torah portion gives us an answer.  The opening verse of the portion states "If you will go out to war against your enemies and Hashem will deliver them into your hand so that you will take captives."

This Friday, August 18th join together for Together at the Table, a celebration of unity and diversity in the face of fear and division.

Chapter fourteen of Deuteronomy opens with one of the most intimate metaphors for our relationship with God - that of parent and child.

We begin with a word. The word is the title of our parsha: Eikev.

This week King Balak seeks to curse the Children of Israel, and fails. Then he does it again. And again. Why does he keep trying?

Why do certain periods in history seem to be erupting with cultural productivity, while others are relatively quiet?

This week, the Angel of Death showed up twice.

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about the rebellion which Korach led against Moses.

In this week's Torah portion, we read about the spies that Moses sent to spy on the land of Israel.

After the sin of the spies, God unleashes the most severe punishment in the whole of the Torah.

The boy came running out of the camp, and he looked panicked. Moses and Joshua, standing near the Tent of Meeting, turned to him, wondering what was wrong...

I was sitting in an ‘Introduction to Rashi’ class and, for the opening session, the teacher was taking us through the first chapter of Genesis.

This upcoming Wednesday and Thursday is the holiday of Shavuot, which is the anniversary of the giving of Torah at Mount Sinai.

In this week's Torah portion we read a section that begins by telling us the rewards for studying Torah and observing the commandments.

The opening verse of this week's Torah portion is "Hashem spoke to Moses after the death of Aaron's two sons .. speak to Aharon your brother - he shall not come at all times into the sanctuary."

Which type of person is better? The person who looks at everything through the prisms of the mind or the person who looks at things more simply and sometimes more clearly?

In this week's Torah portion we read about G-d's instruction to build a Temple.

Dr. Jason Mann will teach about the healing power of relationship and the role of spirituality in health and how we support others in distress.

This week's Torah portion is called "Mishpatim" which means rational laws and it contains a large part of Judaism's civil laws.

In this weeks Torah portion, we learn about the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai.

Next Friday evening, February 10th, is our annual “Women’s Friday Night,” a community dinner open to the entire female Jewish community.