Reproductive Justice and a few good men: Ayekah? Where are you? “And God called to Adam asking, Ayekah?” (Gen. 3:9), where are you? We understand that God, described as all seeing and knowing, was not wondering where Adam was physically as Adam hid in the garden. So,what was God asking? And when we ask of… Read More
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TBE has enriched our family in so many ways and this past year added another meaningful experience. We celebrated many life cycle events and holidays at the temple prior to moving to Dallas 20 years ago. It was hard to say goodbye to our life in Boston and the TBE family. After being members of… Read More
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My new friend Dani Ben Joseph lives in Haifa. Born in Israel, the story of his family’s arrival in what was then called Palestine is compelling, if often repeated. As a teenager during World War II, his mother escaped the Nazi onslaught, leaving her parents behind to cross the border out of Hungary on foot,… Read More
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We removed monoculture turf grass, which provides little food or habitat to wildlife, and replaced it with small shrubs, perennials, and flowering plants. Our lawn is a biodiverse garden.
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For more than a decade, TBE has been actively engaged with the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO), a vibrant multi-faith coalition of 62 institutions fighting for social and racial justice.
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We interviewed Caron Tabb to learn more about her sculpture “Prisoner a-7713: Antisemitism = Racism = Hate,” the Be the Change Project, and her work as an artivist.
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Early on Saturday, we proceeded to Selma, feeling overwhelmed by emotion as we crossed the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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We brought TBE services to my mom and other residents and staff, representing many religions and backgrounds. We had a huge screen with plenty of volume, viewable by all.
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Bringing our congregations together, we found that the true catalyst that ushered in the spiritual or religious experience was the common heart.
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