Today, I’m here as the representative of the Youth Committee, on a day when perhaps Judaism is most hard for children as we turn inward and perhaps get a little more grumpy as caregivers than we might otherwise. We all know that we are a community, one united by religion and practice but also by traditions, food, and culture. These aspects are nurtured at home, over kugel or hummus and with nigguns to pass the time between handwashing and motzi, but are also something that w
The following Divrei Torah reflect the personal reflections and interpretations of the authors. It does not necessarily represent the views, policies, or theological positions of Congregation Darchei Noam as an institution.
