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Purim – Ceremony & Celebration: Family Edition

17th February 2021

  As part of our continuing Ceremony & Celebration series to highlight the teachings of Rabbi Sacks zt”l, we are … Read more

Remember the Past to Build the Future (A short thought for Purim)

3rd March 2017

  If you’re driving through a Jewish area this Saturday night or Sunday, don’t be surprised if you see lots … Read more

The Pursuit of Joy (Ki Tavo 5775)

1st September 2015

Happiness, said Aristotle, is the ultimate goal at which all humans aim.[1] But in Judaism it is not necessarily so. … Read more

The Therapeutic Joy of Purim

1st March 2015

  There is a unique law in the approach to Purim. Mishe-nichnas Adar marbim be-simcha: “From the beginning of Adar, … Read more

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