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About Rabbi Rebelias
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The Meaning of “Meaning”
What gives meaning to your life? Or, to frame the question another way, “When did you last experience a truly meaning-filled moment?” Let me recount for you one such moment [...]
Call me!
As I write this column, Roman Catholic cardinals from around the globe are assembling in the Vatican to begin the process of selecting a new Pope. There is no shortage [...]
Did you here the one about?…..(Purim is coming!!)
A Purim joke: The first Jewish President of the United States has been inaugurated, and the first Jewish holiday that follows is Purim. So he calls up his mother to [...]
The Attraction of Dissatisfaction
As I look toward the end of January and the nation’s commemoration of the birth of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., I am recalling an essay that I [...]
Soup-er Bowl Success!!
Our first-ever Soup-er Bowl Sunday fundraiser for the Falmouth Service Center was a marvelous success, raising over $1,000 and bringing together people from throughout our community in supporting this effort. [...]
Music at the Falmouth Jewish Congregation
Music plays a key role in worship in our congregation. We draw upon traditional and contemporary settings to enhance our connection to prayer . Once each month a musical ensemble [...]
Turning of the Tide
Pundits and politicians of every stripe are still engaged in their post-election post mortem. What is abundantly clear, regardless of whether one awakened on the morning of November 7th elated [...]
How do we wish to be remembered?
A Request Ursula Le Guin [From Finding My Elegy: New and Selected Poems 1960-2010. © Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2012.] Should my tongue be tied by stroke listen to me as [...]
Meeting House Repairs
If you've passed by our historic East End Meeting House in recent days, you will have seen workers (not fiddlers!) on the roof. The Meeting House has a badly-needed new [...]