Can you sell a synagogue building? Can you demolish it? Rabbi Stein examines the relevant laws.

Rabbi Kanefsky explores the significance of the "kruvim" - the cherub-like figures attached to the Ark in the Beit Mikdash, and how they help us understand the nature of Hashem.

Rabbi Stein examines the nature of the sanctity of a shul, and whether it is comparable to the holiness of the Beit Mikdash.

Rabbi Kanefsky shows how the opening verses of Parshat Terumah offer a model for community funding of important projects.

Rabbi Stein begins a weeklong series on the laws pertaining to the synagogue, as derived from the commandments involving the Beit Mikdash.

Rabbi Stein quotes Ibn Ezra who offers three profound life lessons from the command not to oppress the "ger" - the stranger or convert.

Rabbi Kanefsky quotes Onkelos to show how an odd choice of words can teach a profound life lesson.

Sarah Pincus, with a little help from Rabbi Menachem Leibtag, examines the timeline - especially Rashi's unusual version -  encompassing the gathering at Mount Sinai, the building of the Mishkan, and the declaration, "We will do and we will listen."

Source sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/16g1nAl1LxC8a1bK6L3aMSP37aUf4YtrbziTz8WnVTrw/edit?tab=t.tao9akhglx73

In a Purim preview, Sarah Pincus looks at Rav Yitzchak Hutner's  explanation of the circumstances under which the Jewish people accepted the Torah at Mount Sinai, and how they did it again after the defeat of Haman.

Source sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R1BrADp99AlCfNBUtS5bGGilgPfz0xMfRFYk9T54BNk/edit?usp=sharings

Rabbi Kanefsky looks at the real problem perceived by Yitro and how he advised Moshe to remedy it.