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Author Archives: Rabbi Joe
The Challenges and Opportunities of being a Minority Religion in an Increasingly Secular and Pluralistic Society by Rabbi Joe Blair
The Challenges and Opportunities of being a Minority Religion in an Increasingly Secular and Pluralistic Society “Lil’ Ole Us – Being a Minority” Some Thoughts from the Perspective of a Rabbi to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Waynesboro Rabbi Joe … Continue reading
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Tagged Guest Clergy, Interfaith dialogue, Pulpit Excjhange, Sermon, Unitarian Universalist
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RELIGIOUS IDENTITY AND PLURALISTIC CULTURE by Rev. Dr. Ed Piper
RELIGIOUS IDENTITY AND PLURALISTIC CULTURE Reflections by Rev. Dr. Ed Piper Temple House of Israel (Staunton, VA) May 18, 2013 I am grateful to Rabbi Blair for suggesting this pulpit exchange and to the members of your congregation for your … Continue reading
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Tagged Guest Clergy, Interfaith dialogue, Pulpit Excjhange, Sermon, Unitarian Universalist
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Yom Kippur 5773 – Number Our Days
Yom Kippur 5773 Rabbi Joe Blair Congregation Beth El, Harrisonburg VA Temple House of Israel, Staunton VA “Number our Days” Shanah tovah, Chag Sameach. Jews are crazy. No, really. In the New York Times for September 25th, 2012 – today/yesterday … Continue reading
Posted in culture, education, holidays, israel, misc, prayer, reform judiasm, religion, Torah, virginia, world
Tagged bikkur cholim, cheverah kadishah, chevra kadisha, gamliel institute, holy society, honoring our dead, levaya, mitzvot, Rabbi Joe Blair, rehearsing for death
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Praying with our feet – Rosh Hashanah 5773
Praying with our feet Temple House of Israel, Staunton, VA Temple Beth El, Harrisonburg, VA 10 Tishrei 5773 25/26 September 2012 Ten days ago, Jews around the world were preparing to celebrate Rosh HaShana. Many had spent hours in their … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, culture, holidays, prayer, reform judiasm, religion, Torah, virginia, world
Tagged 5773, Rabbi Sue Levi Elwell, Rosh Hashanah, Sermon
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