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Hosted by Temple Israel of Westport, CT · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 14 episodes
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Each week, we’ll bring you the voices of our clergy from our bimah. Occasionally we’ll feature longer conversations where we can learn from the vast wisdom of our community, staff and clergy team. By adding this new medium to our toolkit, we’re opening a new door to Jewish life here at TI—one that’s ready whenever you are.
Temple Israel of Westport, CT hosts You've Always Belonged Here: The Temple Israel Podcast, a religion show with 14 episodes published.
Inspired by Debbie Friedman's Mourning Into Dancing , Rabbi Lily Goldstein, Rabbi Zachary A. Plesent and Cantor Becky Mann gave a sermon in three parts this week about what that means to them. Mourning Into Dancing by De
This week, Cantor Julia Cadrain helps us explore how rest, healthy boundaries, and self-advocacy are not acts of selfishness but sacred practices that renew us and strengthen our ability to care for others. To learn more
This week, Rabbi Plesent remarked about the United States of America's semiquincentennial and how respectful disagreement can strengthen both our communities and our democracy. To learn more about Temple Israel, please c
Drawing on the shared history of enslavement and the imperative to remember the past, Rabbi Elana Nemitoff-Bresler reflects on the deep parallels between Passover and Juneteenth, calling for solidarity between the Jewish
Drawing on the shared history of enslavement and the imperative to remember the past, Rabbi Elana Nemitoff-Bresler reflects on the deep parallels between Passover and Juneteenth, calling for solidarity between the Jewish
This week, Rabbi Friedman reflected on the sale of his childhood synagogue and how encounters with God have traditionally taken place in nature and invites us to experience the divine through wonder, awe, and the quiet p
For this week's episode, our Legacy Shabbat Artist-in-Residence, Cantor Barbara Ostfeld reflected on how TI has carried forward a legacy of social justice, musical innovation, and radical inclusion through generations of
For this week's episode of You've Always Belonged Here, we are sharing excerpts from our 2026 Adult B'nei Mitzvah class: Diana Blau, Kate Jonas, Michael J. Miller, Randi Mondshine, Barbara J. Roffe, Hazel Malbin Shulman,
This week, Rabbi Friedman urges "troubled Zionists" to remain engaged with Israel rather than distancing themselves. To learn more about Temple Israel, please click the links below. Instagram: @templeisraelwestport F
This week, Cantor Becky Mann explores the true soul of the state of Israel—a nation where holiness and peace are discovered by embracing a shared humanity within the complex tension of grief and celebration. To learn mor
This week, Cantor Cadrain highlights the Torah’s invitation to turn towards one another, even and especially across lines of difference. To learn more about Temple Israel, please click the links below. Instagram: @temp
This week, Rabbi Friedman explores the significance of "The Yoms": Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, and Yom HaAtzma’ut. To learn more about Temple Israel, please click the links below. Instagram: @templeisraelwestport Fac
This week, Rabbi Elana Nemitoff-Bresler discusses the joy and wonder of counting the Omer. To learn more about Temple Israel, please click the links below. Instagram: @templeisraelwestport Facebook: Temple Isra
This week, Rabbi Friedman draws from Hillel's idea of the Jewish people being Erev Rav–a mixed multitude, reclaiming the Jewish tradition of respectful disagreement to bridge the deep political and ideological divides at
Introducing You've Always Belonged Here: The Temple Israel Podcast To learn more about Temple Israel, please click the links below. Instagram: @templeisraelwestport Facebook: Temple Israel of Westport, CT Youtube: Temple
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