Shabbat Category
A shrill, small voice – Parshat Kedoshim ’08
By: Aaron Freeman on: Apr 25,2008 In: JVoices, Parshat, Religion, ShabbatSecurity and Memory: Shabbat Zachor
By: Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster on: Mar 9,2008 In: George W. Bush, Politics of Fear, Shabbat, Torah, Torture, WaterboardingYesterday, as expected, President Bush vetoed the Intelligence Authorization Act, which would have restricted the CIA to interrogation methods found in the Military Field Manual and outlawed without exception the use of waterboarding and other harsh interrogation techniques. In his weekly radio address, the President defended his decision as a matter of national security, saying [...]
“Can We Build It? Yes We Can!” – Parshat Pekudei
By: Aaron Freeman on: Mar 7,2008 In: JVoices, Parshat, Shabbat, TorahThis Weekend is Shabbat Across America 2.0
By: Cole Krawitz on: Mar 6,2008 In: New Media, Shabbat, Web 2.0Thanks to Esther who sent this my way the other night. Since I now live in California (it’s still hard for me to say that), I’ve actually been practicing Shabbas in a *somewhat* more intentional way. I often unplug, stepping away from my computer, which is a much needed thing in my overly-addicted computer way [...]
This is a leap parsha in a leap year, so we’re taking it as a free throw. We’ll be back to our normal comics next week but for now, something completely different!
Tryst Prep – Parshat Mishpatim
By: Aaron Freeman on: Jan 31,2008 In: JVoices, Parshat, Shabbat, Torah, WomenMort’s Big Night – Parshat Bo
By: Aaron Freeman on: Jan 10,2008 In: African-American, Hebrew Israelites, JVoices, Shabbat, TorahMy Brother’s Cheater – Parshat Toldot
By: Aaron Freeman on: Nov 8,2007 In: African-American, Arts and Culture, Bisexual, Comedy, Gay and Lesbian, Hebrew Israelites, Humor, JVoices, Parshat, Shabbat, TorahParshat Ha’azinu
By: Aaron Freeman on: Sep 14,2007 In: JVoices, Middle East, Parshat, Rabbis, Race, Sex, Shabbat, Spirituality, Synagogue Life, TorahL’Shana Tova & Shabbat Shalom
This poster is sold signed. Half of the proceeds goes to Parners in Health for earth quake relief. PIH is the grassroots organization established in Haiti by Dr. Paul Farmer. It is Haitian-led and provides direct assistance in Haitian communities without the costs of an administrative bureaucracy. Thanks, Ricardo www.rlmarts.com
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