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Rabbi Linder Shoftim from September 6, 2019 צֶדֶק צֶדֶק תִּרְדּף

08/30/19 Rabbi Langowitz Re'eh Grace at the US Open

Rabbi Linder Gratitude Ekev 082319 witha very special guest!

 Rabbi Langowitz on Vaetchanan 081619 

Rabbi Linder 08/09/19 A very special message from Rabbi Linder on Devarim.

Rabbi Langowitz 07/26/19 Pinchas

Rabbi Linder 07/19 Fifty years ago, after the 230,000-mile voyage, Apollo 11 successfully landed on the Moon. The first time in the history of humanity. If you’re over 55, you likely recall exactly where you were on that day. I was a 12-year-old boy at Camp Kennebec - a secular, Jewish boys camp in the north woods of Maine. Just this past Wednesday, I called my life-long friend and brother, Stanley Weil. We reminisced about gathering in the camp’s mess hall in the middle of that July afternoon, 1969; some 200 campers and counselors, eyes affixed on a small, staticky black and white Zenith television set. Little did we know that we were amongst the world’s largest viewing audience to this day; some 650 million people, a quarter of the Earth’s population, holding our collective breath; witnessing the successful landing; hearing astronaut Neil Armstrong report, “Houston, Tranquility Base here, the Eagle has landed;” then, some hours later, Armstrong stepped out of the lunar-module, down the ladder, the first hum

 Rabbi Langowitz 07/12/19 Chukat 

Rabbi Linder B'haalot'cha 06/21  In this week’s Torah portion, B’haalot’cha, we find the Israelite community, and those who have chosen to join them, on the first anniversary marking their Exodus from Egypt. In this first year, God has given the Torah to all present at Mt. Sinai (and each generation to follow), and the entire community has participated in building the portable Tabernacle or Mishkan, at the heart of which is the ark to carry the stone tablets of Torah. Those tablets, a manifestation of the divine, will now serve as the Jewish people’s living, eternal guidebook and moral compass; helping them navigate their way through the wilderness to the Promised Land, and wherever the road will lead our people.  The Israelites now have what they need to continue their journey, though understandably, with great trepidation of the unknown. The familiarity of slavery in Egypt is more comforting than the uncertainty of freedom that lies ahead. As with all human beings, the Israelit

Rabbi Linder Nasso 06/14/19

Rabbi Langowitz Bamidbar

Rabbi Langowitz discusses Bechukotai.

Rabbi Linder 05/24/19  Behar

05/11/19 Rabbi Langowitz Kedoshim and Confirmation service. Please take a moment and rate our podcast. 

On a special evening that included our choir and a send off to our high school seniors along with camp and Israel trip participants.Rabbi Linder gives a drash on Acharei Mot 05/03/19

Rabbi Langowitz 04/26/19-"As we move through this Shabbat which closes our Passover experience; may we look for freedom for ourselves and others in acts of routine remembering. May we search for the right technologies to help us feel at one with others, to feel present with others, to feel present for others, even when our locations and experiences place us far away….."

Shabbat Hagadol with Rabbi Linder from April 12, 2019

Welcome Back Rabbi Linder! Listen as Rabbi Linder discusses Tazria from April 5, 2019