As diversity initiatives come under attack we should work to fix such programs not throw them away. The Torah and Pete Seeger remind us that our people's liberation from Egypt came with a "mixed multitude" of others. We should be welcoming to all within our community and ensure that everyone's unique voice is heard in the harmony of community.

Knowing Each Other Leads to Redemption by TBHBE

Responding to a world in need of change by TBHBE

From Pit to Purpose by TBHBE

Rabbi Witkovsky discusses the benefits and limits to anger as a force in our texts and our lives.

In the distracted, lonely and angry world we live in few things are more important than finding the ability to be alone, be still and be connected to the natural world. Rabbi Witkovsky uses examples from Isaac, modern thinkers and the singer Pink to discuss the importance of being still.

Rabbi Witkovsky looks at three vignettes from the life of Avraham in an effort to help us process the election and its aftermath

Rabbi Witkovsky Sukkot/Shabbat sermon

In Miriam's Memory by TBHBE

In a polarized world there are lessons we can learn from the great sage HIllel about how to approach each other with curiosity and keep communities together.