George Burns famously said: “Happiness is having a large, loving, caring, close-knit family … in another city.” As someone who lives far away from his family I couldn’t possibly comment, Continue Reading »
Lights in the Darkness
Endings and Beginnings (edited from the text that was delivered) At this time of year in the Jewish calendar it is inevitable that we think about beginnings and endings. Continue Reading »
“Are You Ready for Your Close-Up?” Kol Nidre Sermon 5786/2025 Rabbi Lisa Eiduson Temple Shir Tikva, Wayland MA This past year, Sunset Boulevard played at the St James Theatre on Continue Reading »
On the 13th April 1888 Alfred Nobel awoke to discover that he had died. Or at least that is what one French newspaper was reporting, as it carried an obituary Continue Reading »
60 years ago today the Jewish religion and America’s national religion – baseball – came into direct conflict with one another. The MLB scheduling had decreed that Game One of Continue Reading »
