TBE Richmond Podcast
Temporada 3
Sukkat Shalom (Sukkah of Peace)
Hallel!
The World Was Created for You
Are You a Hero?
Who Are You?
In the Wilderness: Navigating and Learning from Uncertainty and Instability
Why Are You Here?
Temporada 2
por Rabbi Michael Knopf
Josh Jeffreys shares a d’var torah for the Second Day of Sukkot on the mitzvah of building a sukkah, finding the Divine in moments of insecurity, and pursuing peace together after the High Holidays.
Cantor Rosenblatt shares a D'var Tefillah highlighting the meaning of Hallel, how much joy it brings to her, and to those around her during the holiday of Sukkot. May we all learn to shout from the rooftops as we praise the Infinite.
In his Shabbat message for Parashat Ha-Azinu (recorded October 8, 2022), Rabbi Knopf explores the real meaning of idolatry, and the connection between the Jewish people and the existence of the world.
In his message for Yom Kippur 5783, Rabbi Knopf identifies the real hero of the biblical book of Jonah, and explains how you, too, can be a hero.
In his message for Kol Nidrei/Erev Yom Kippur 5783, Rabbi Knopf explores the importance and difficulty of discovering and honoring our true selves.
Many of us -- as individuals, as a congregation, as a nation -- feel we are living in "the inbetween", a moment of transition, a season of change, an era of uncertainty and instability. In many ways, Rosh Hashanah is about navigating such moments; "Today the world stands as at birth," no longer what it was, not yet what it will be. Rachel Douglas (Executive Director of The Innerwork Center), Jason Kamras (Superintendent of Richmond Public Schools), and Dr. Mitchell C. Reid, PhD, LCP (Clinical Psychologist specializing in child psychology), join Rabbi Michael Knopf for this important conversation about navigating and learning from our “inbetweens."
Rabbi Knopf's message for Rosh Hashanah 5783, on the purpose of religion, especially during eras of upheaval.
In his final sermon before beginning a two month sabbatical (June 25, 2022), Rabbi Michael Knopf explains the true meaning of Shabbat. TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Benjamin DaCosta-Kaufman. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at www.bethelrichmond.org.
In his Shabbat message for Parashat Beha’alotekha (June 18, 2022), the last Shabbat before TBE’s sanctuary is closed for renovation, Rabbi Knopf explains the importance of embracing the journey, however uncertain and uncomfortable it might be. TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Benjamin DaCosta-Kaufman. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at www.bethelrichmond.org.
In this D'var Torah, Cantor Rosenblatt shares her first hand account of visiting the Jewish community in Morocco. As a Sisisky Fellow, she traveled to various cities in Morocco, learned about the Jewish community, visited many Jewish sites, and learned about the work of the JDC (Joint Distribution Committee). In connection with Parashat Naso, she describes the many gifts and blessings she received on this transformative travel experience. TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Benjamin DaCosta-Kaufman. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at www.bethelrichmond.org.