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Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Bo - saving ourselves!

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This week’s parshah, Bo, heralds a glorious beginning for Israel. In it, we stand poised at the brink of redemption. The plagues aren’t ov...
Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Election Aftermath: What Now

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If we learned anything at all in the recent presidential election, it’s this: we are still a divided people. Note my use “still.” Many are ...
Wednesday, October 14, 2015

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Staying informed on Israel (and other Jewish news) Due to the recent spike of violence in Jerusalem, tomorrow I will participate in a conf...
Thursday, September 24, 2015

Yom Kippur: Mistakes?

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... I may be naive, but I don't know anyone who begins a major venture in their lives by saying: I know this is a mistake, I'm pret...

Yom Kippur: Jonah

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This afternoon, our haftarah will be the book of Jonah. It's a book we don't usually think deeply about. How DO we take it seriously...
Friday, September 18, 2015

Rosh Hashanah: Israel: We Must Care

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I want to talk about Israel. It's not that I just started caring about Israel. But pondering the nuclear deal with Iran, has led me to...

Rosh Hashanah: Asking the Right Questions

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Asking the Right Question A man was criticized for failing to provide for his family. Times were hard. He couldn't find a job so he we...
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Rabbi Shaina
Green Bay, WI, United States
Rabbi Shaina Bacharach is the spiritual leader of Congregation Cnesses Israel in Green Bay, WI -- She loves being a rabbi. In Green Bay, she also learned to love the Packers! Rabbi Shaina grew up in Clarksdale, MS. There is much she loved about the South. However, she vividly remembers the turmoil of the civil rights years and the terrorism perpetrated against those who believed all citizens deserved equal treatment before the law. Rabbi Shaina's family moved to Oklahoma City, OK, in time for her to attend the University of Oklahoma. She graduated from OU's Nursing College and worked as an R.N. for several years. Her increasing involvement in Judaism led her to teach at a Jewish day school in Oklahoma City. From there, she went to rabbinic school and was ordained in 1999 at the Jewish Theological Seminary. She and her husband, Robert Dick, have four children between them: Elise, Jenny, Sean, and Simon -- and a grandson Austin. They also have a Boston Terrier named Greta and two cats, Devash and Tribble.
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