A Reflection on Last Week… Where Do We Go Now? Although it has been some time since I last stood at (now) Truist Park for the National Anthem that precedes

Happy Thanksgiving To Our Ahavath Achim Family: This is a grateful time of year. It is the time when we reflect on our lives, our families, and all the elements

A Note of Gratitude Dear Friends, I want to thank those of you who offered condolences to me at the time of my father’s death in October. Of course, I

He Bent the Arc Reflections on Representative John Lewis The Israelite rebellion in response to the Spies’ report regarding the Land of Israel, found in the Book of Numbers, sealed

New Beginnings Begin by Perspective What are new beginnings, really? Are they events, happenings that we step into, or are they something else entirely? Today marks some profound beginnings. Rabbi

Always Becoming, Always Evolving, Always Arriving “Lech Lecha may’artzecha…” These are the first words with which the Holy One turned to our spiritual patriarch, Abraham. God knew exactly what Abraham’s

This Is a Big Moment, Don’t Let It Go Unnoticed! Reflections of My 12 Years With Neil and Susan Sandler This Shabbat will mark another important shift in the life

I Am Part of the Problem. Are You? As I have watched reactions and events unfold since the unspeakable killing of George Floyd in my hometown of Minneapolis more than

A Message From Rabbi Sandler A rainbow… few natural phenomena are more beautiful than a rainbow. However, for the Torah-attuned among us, rainbows evoke an association to the unparalleled and

Navigating the Next Chapter The dynamism between a spiritual life and sacred scripture involves finding parallel narratives. The stories, concepts, and ideas expressed in scripture are linked by the reader

A Message From Rabbi Sandler Just yesterday we commemorated Lag B’omer, the 33rd day of the Omer period that runs from the second day of Passover to the beginning of

Calling All Souls! Using This Moment to Approach the Sacred and the Holy What would you like to learn during this time of isolation, quarantine, and social distancing? It might