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With all These Guests, You’re Never Alone in the Sukkah

by Marnie Fienberg | Oct 1, 2020 | blog

During Sukkot it is a mitzvah to provide hospitality to guests, especially the poor. This mitzvah was inspired by Abraham who sat at his open tent to welcome travelers and provide them with food and respite. The tradition of ushpizim (Aramaic for guests) is relatively...

A Practical Approach to the High Holiday Season During COVID

by Marnie Fienberg | Sep 17, 2020 | blog

The month of the Chag, the High Holiday season, is a journey of renewal. I’m guilty of focusing on just Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, with the rest of the season as a bit of an afterthought. Taking a step back this year allows us to see this journey in a new...

Acton Tip 8: Is Your Alma Mater Supportive?

by Marnie Fienberg | Aug 6, 2020 | blog

Going to college is going to look different this year. Regardless, my alma mater has already sent multiple letters and emails asking for donations. At that same time, reports of harassment of Jewish students from fellow students and even faculty are steadily...

Action Tip 7: Masks and Tikkun Olam

by Marnie Fienberg | Jul 23, 2020 | blog

Wearing a mask helps save lives. We acknowledge that masks are uncomfortable, especially in these hot summer months. It’s challenging to wear one for a long period of time or even for a few minutes under the sun. This Week’s Tip: Actively thank those...

Action Tip 3: Follow It!

by Marnie Fienberg | Jul 2, 2020 | blog

We know you’re busy. Quickly finding people across faiths who believe in the concept of Tikkun Olam (repairing your corner of the world), especially while we are apart, helps bolster our strength and bring us together. Interfaith groups are located in almost...