TESHUVAH AND PULP FICTION Quentin Tarantino writes that the film, Pulp Fiction is “the most classic of American stories, recalling the promise of the country from its earliest days: a place where it remains possible for sinners and misfits to wipe the slate clean, change their perspective and their ways and find a way toward […]

Join Rabbi Pomerantz in exploring historic Jewish texts on Teshuva and Forgiveness and see how they may guide us in our own preparation for return and renewal. | Tuesday, August 22, 5:00 pm In person and also via Zoom  

Rabbi Loiben will lead a study based on Rabbi Abraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook’s book Orot Ha’Tshuva (The Lights of Improvement). This wisdom is seen as a means to rediscover our true selves, our essence, and our soul. By harnessing this inner light, we can dissipate any darkness that obstructs our path guiding us into the […]

Much of our repentance revolves around our actions, towards others and God. But how do we account for the innermost thoughts that no one else can hear? Do those also require repentance? Join Rabbi Jacobs to explore how Judaism understands Teshuvah of the heart and mind. | Monday, August 28, 2023, 5:00 pm In person […]