
Civil Rights Journey
Early on Saturday, we proceeded to Selma, feeling overwhelmed by emotion as we crossed the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge.
Read more >>by Richard and Judy Lappin | December 16, 2022
Early on Saturday, we proceeded to Selma, feeling overwhelmed by emotion as we crossed the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge.
Read more >>by Roberta Rosenberg | October 31, 2022
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.
Read more >>by Lara Cohen and Seth Bloom, TBE Leadership Council Co-Chairs; Sandra Walker, Vice-Chair of the Steward Board and Aaron Thomas, former Trustee, Bethel AME Church | October 20, 2022
Bringing our congregations together, we found that the true catalyst that ushered in the spiritual or religious experience was the common heart.
Read more >>by Eric Rosen | September 30, 2022
My mother, Ethel Dorfman Rosen, died on Yom Kippur September 20, 1980. My father, Samuel Rosen, died before I was born serving this country in World War II. My mother was a hero in a different way.
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As the High Holy Days approached, we asked members of our community to reflect on years past and look forward to the year ahead. These answers are from Dennis Barr, our VP of T’filah!
Read more >>by Paula Berg | September 9, 2022
In order to make room for giving, we must also receive. We bring a meal not because someone can’t afford a meal, but because it’s a way of showing we care. We call not because someone “needs” a call, but because we want to connect.
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