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In this episode (recorded at Temple Beth-El’s virtual Shabbat morning gathering on August 15, 2020), Rabbi Knopf explains how even though we can’t always choose our circumstances, we do have the power to choose how we view those circumstances. And if we choose to see the right way, if we look closely and clearly and intentionally enough, we can transform just about any circumstance and experience, no matter how mundane or difficult, into a blessing.
“Socially Distant, Spiritually Close” is recorded during virtual gatherings of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, Virginia, and is produced by Dr. Gillian Frank. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Our cover art was designed by Judith Rushin, using a photograph by Miriam Aniel. These teachings, presentations, and conversations reflect the dynamism, warmth, passion, and kindness of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, VA.
By Rabbi Michael Knopf5
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In this episode (recorded at Temple Beth-El’s virtual Shabbat morning gathering on August 15, 2020), Rabbi Knopf explains how even though we can’t always choose our circumstances, we do have the power to choose how we view those circumstances. And if we choose to see the right way, if we look closely and clearly and intentionally enough, we can transform just about any circumstance and experience, no matter how mundane or difficult, into a blessing.
“Socially Distant, Spiritually Close” is recorded during virtual gatherings of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, Virginia, and is produced by Dr. Gillian Frank. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Our cover art was designed by Judith Rushin, using a photograph by Miriam Aniel. These teachings, presentations, and conversations reflect the dynamism, warmth, passion, and kindness of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, VA.