2020.09.20 - Rabbi Ryan Bauer by Congregation Emanu-El

2020.09.19 - Rabbi Jason Rodich by Congregation Emanu-El

2020.09.18 - Rabbi Sydney Mintz by Congregation Emanu-El

Your Own Personal Tashlich Moment - Pikuach nefesh, preservation of life, is the highest mitzvah. In order to keep everyone safe, we are asking that you observe Tashlich in safe, family pods and refrain from large gatherings. We offer a Soundcloud Tashlich service for you to use anytime during the 10 Days of Awe, at any body of water. Please do not congregate at Baker Beach on Rosh HaShanah Day.

Rabbi Sarah Parris delivers a sermon at Emanu-El's One Shabbat Service - August 7, 2020

"With no end to shelter in place in sight and statistics all around us indicating that we will be living this way well into the foreseeable future, we need to find new ways to break through this loneliness and isolation and seek out the sense of belonging that we need and crave."

Rabbi Jason Rodich delivers a sermon at Emanu-El's One Shabbat Service 2020.07.31

"We say what is true, even if what is true is painful. We lament and thereby invite—or even demand—God’s attention on our collective suffering, and we remind ourselves of what we want our future to be like."

Rabbinic Intern, Leo Fuchs delivers a sermon at Emanu-El's One Shabbat Service. 07.24.2020

"We, too, have unresolved, unconscious elements in our lives that seem to stop us from crossing over to a better place."

Rabbi Sarah Joselow Parris delivers a sermon at Emanu-El's One Shabbat service, July 17, 2020

"It is only through mutual learning, reflecting, and lifting each other up that we can truly build a more just society together."

Rabbi Sydney Mintz delivers a sermon at Emanu-El's One Shabbat Service, July 10, 2020

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Sources of Comfort and Hope though Covid19: Zelophechad's Daughters, Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman and Carl Reiner

Rabbi Jonathan Singer delivers a sermon at Emanu-El's One Shabbat Service on 4th of July weekend - 2020.07.03

"Our problems arise when we act out of fear - pachad - as Balak did, instead of being guided by a sense of awe or radical amazement as Herschel taught - realizing we exist surrounded by God’s presence. And when we do not guarantee freedom from fear of harm out of fears that are irrational or hateful we know we are not the America we need to be nor the Jews we need to be."