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The Vocabulary of “I” (Sermon 1/1/10)
Rabbi's Sermons and Messages
Written by RabbiSR   
Saturday, 02 January 2010
Shabbat and a secular New Year's day all at the same time! And I managed to find a quotation about beginnings from G. K. Chesterton, a writer I greatly admire. So I built a sermon around the quotation and around my own memories. Here's how it goes ...
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The Miracle and the Maccabees (Sermon - 12/18/09)
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Written by RabbiSR   
Saturday, 19 December 2009
We can follow the clues to discover why it would be unkind of us to castigate those non-Jews who place their faith in Santa Claus and those Jews who do not realize the real reasons for the celebration of Chanukah.
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Mystery of the Missing Menorah (Sermon 12/11/09)
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Written by RabbiSR   
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
Do you know what happened to the missing menorah? You might be in the majority if you answer in the negative. In fact, we are missing more than one. Read on...
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Death of the Kings (Sermon 12/04/09)
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Written by RabbiSR   
Wednesday, 09 December 2009
One of our prophets laments, "A voice cries out in the wilderness ..." We often cite this verse when we feel our words are going unheard. But there can be more than one reason for words "going unheard." In the case of this sermon, it was the weather that intervened. Icy conditions made it necessary to cancel our services at CJCN, so the sermon became an orphan. For those of you who follow my sermons on line, however, I am happy to share these words with you. Let them come in out of the wilderness!
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The Feast (Sermon 11/27/09)
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Written by RabbiSR   
Wednesday, 09 December 2009
Feasts, fasts, and festivals have much in common. In the immediate wake of Thanksgiving, with memories of abundant food still fresh in our minds, the ancient Torah portion adds a dimension to our modern American ritual.
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