by Rabbi Ken Brodkin | Apr 8, 2020 | Holiday, Pesach
Haggadah & Jewish Survival Since the dawn of Jewish time, the Pesach Seder has been a communal affair. Families and groups of friends have gathered every year for thousands of years for this most widely celebrated Jewish holiday. This year, our Pesach tables will...
by Rabbi Ken Brodkin | Mar 31, 2020 | Holiday, Parsha
Restoring a fractured world A question has been circulating on social media about the Coronavirus quarantine: What’s the first thing you’ll do when it’s all over? It’s tempting to think about! But here’s alternative question to ponder: Where we will be when the...
by Rabbi Ken Brodkin | Mar 23, 2020 | Posts
COVID-19 Base Camp As you read these words, you are living in a history book that has yet to be written. We are hastily trying to turn the pages, but the plot eludes us. We are disoriented. Our situation is a little bit like waking up in the wilderness. There’s...
by Rabbi Ken Brodkin | Mar 17, 2020 | Month, Parsha
On Thursday night I got a frantic call from my wife. “I’m at Winco – get over here! I need you.” It’s not my wife’s usual response to shopping at Winco. I drove over as fast as I could. As I entered the store, all the panic I felt emanating from my cell...
by Rabbi Ken Brodkin | Mar 9, 2020 | Holiday, Purim
COVID-19 ~ A Megillah Remedy Last month, 109 people attended a sales conference held by a UK company at a Singapore hotel. Such an event would seem to be of minor significance. What impact could 100 people in a Singapore hotel have on our life? Turns out, quite...
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