A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 6/11/21
It was one year ago that I shared with you that I was retiring at the end of June 2021. Since then, I have received support and kindness...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 6/4/21
After forty long years of wandering, in this week’s Torah portion the Israelites are perched on the edge of the Promised Land. They have...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 5/28/21
Last Shabbat evening I presented my 14th annual Avi Awards for books I’ve read in the past year. It’s quite an eclectic collection. Some...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 5/21/21
Today and in the days ahead, let us pray for peace. Peace for Israel, peace within Israel, peace for Israel and for Palestinians. In the...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 5/14/21
As we have done for many years, we will join our friends at Congregation Beth Emek. Following our Shavuot Service, we study Torah....
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 5/7/21
I recently found an article that Eve wrote in 2005 for the JCC Houston Newsletter entitled “Being a Mother.” At the time, Naomi was 20,...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 4/30/21
It has taken me over a year to write this message. But I am so happy to do so: Mazel Tov to the six women who will become Adult B’not...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 4/23/21
The facts of climate change are, to me, incontrovertible. We are facing a global crisis that impacts all of our lives. Future generations...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 4/16/21
Over the years, I have read countless articles about Israel. But of all the essays about its politics, culture, and society, my favorite...
A Word from Rabbi Schulman - 4/9/21
Approximately two weeks after Passover, the Jewish people commemorate Yom HaShoah. In cities around the world, Holocaust Remembrance Day...