“Who opens the eyes of the blind…”
Facebook...Google...Twitter...Apple....Amazon... Not a day goes by that any or all of these tech giants are not in the news, often in connection with troubling allegations about their abuse of [...]
Door #1 or Door #2?
This year the month of March is book-ended by two Jewish holy days: Purim (Feb. 28/March 1) and Passover (Mar. 30 - April 7). The biblical books which explain [...]
“Take me out to the ballgame…”
How do we know that God is a fan of baseball? Because the Torah clearly states that the world was created “In the Big Inning!” If you, too, are [...]
Dreaming Dr. King’s Dream
On Monday, January 15, No Place For Hate - Falmouth will host its annual breakfast commemorating the birth, and the legacy, of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. [...]
Yom HaShoah Service and Film: “Numbered” on April 11
Yom HaShoah Service & Film, Featuring the Award-Winning Documentary “Numbered” (Israel, 2012; 55 mins.) Wednesday, April 11 at 7:00 P.M. Free and Open to the Public – Please invite neighbors [...]
Let the light of the chanukiah wax strong….
As I write these swords in early November, an unusual bone-chilling, crop-freezing cold front is bearing down on New England. Combined with our recent return to Standard Time, there [...]
End-of-Life Options
Despite the fact that the days between Rosh Ha-Shanah and Yom Kippur are, typically, filled with many last-minute preparations for the fall holy days, this year I felt compelled to set aside time [...]
WEATHER CANCELLATION – NO EREV ROSH HA-SHANAH SERVICE!
IMPORTANT!! Erev Rosh Ha-Shanah service canceled because of storm threat...Friends,It seems that the worst conditions to be delivered by Hurricane Jose to the Upper Cape area are likely to occur [...]
Shelter from the storm….
We creep to our bed, and its straw mattress. We wait; we listen. The storm lulls off, then redoubles, Bending the trees half-way down to the ground, Shaking loose [...]
Supporting the Falmouth Service Center
A new year frequently brings change, sometimes welcome, sometimes less so. As the new Jewish year 5,778 approaches we have learned of a change that will impact an institution [...]