Bible

The Land of Israel is a means to the sacred end of developing into Godly people.

Miriam's death should motivate us to recognize people today who provide nurture and support.

The tzitzit (fringes) and tallit (prayer shawl) serve as physical reminders of our connections with previous generations and of the faith that sustained them and us.

The survival and success of the Jewish people stems from our ability to mold reality to match our dreams and ideals.

Unable to see beyond their own fears and insecurities, 10 of the 12 spies despaired of conquering Canaan.

The role of the spies was to determine whether they and the Israelites had the confidence and certainty of God's love to enter the land of the covenant.

Cities of Refuge are symbols of God's unconditional love and constant presence among people.

The biblical exclusion of people with disabilities from serving in the priesthood demands that we develop greater sensitivity to those with special needs in our communities.

The Bible does not have a single conception of God.

As identified Jews, our speech and actions reflect on our families and the larger Jewish people.

Transmitting Jewish culture by embodying Jewish practice is part of the responsibilities of Jewish parenting.

We are commanded always to act in ways that bring honor and sanctity to God's name.