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Robin Shafer
Dec 1, 2024
President's Blog: Moving Forward - December 2024
This month, I wanted to share my thoughts I shared during Kol Nidre for those that may not have attended or missed the playback on our...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Dec 1, 2024
Rabbi's Blog: Festival of Lights - Dec 2024
Christmas is early this year. In fact, it begins on the 24th of the Hebrew month of Kislev. Because of how the Gregorian calendar works,...
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Robin Shafer
Oct 1, 2024
President's Blog: Reflecting on this year - October 2024
This year of 2024 has been quite a year for the Jewish people, the American people, and the American Jew. Personally, it’s not been an...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Oct 1, 2024
Rabbi's Blog: Reflecting on the Year - October 2024
From last October to this October, it has been a year. As we welcomed in Rosh Hashanah 5784, no one knew what the future would hold for...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Jul 31, 2024
Rabbi's Blog: The Joys of Camp -August 2024
Mah tovu ohalecha Yaakov, mishkenotecha Yisrael. How good are your tents, Jacob, your dwelling places, Israel. – Numbers 24:5 This...
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Robin Shafer
Jul 31, 2024
President's Blog: Whose Team are YOU On? - August 2024
As some of you may know, one of my areas of focus these past couple months has been the organization and, in some cases, the revival, of...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
May 31, 2024
Rabbi's Blog: The Meaning of Zionism - June 2024
As long as Zionism has existed, people have debated what it is, what it means, and how central – or not – it is to Judaism and Jewish...
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Robin Shafer
May 8, 2024
President's Blog: Thank You! - June 2024
Thank you for your confidence in electing me to be your President. Becoming president of any organization is an extreme honor, but...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Mar 22, 2024
Rabbi's Blog: The Rise of Antisemitism - April 2024
“People love dead Jews. Living Jews, not so much.” So says Dara Horn, author and professor. She wrote those words before October 7th. ...
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Seth Litman
Mar 20, 2024
President's Blog: Thank You For Your Support - April 2024
As you may know, my term as president is coming to an end in a little more than a month, so this will be my last Kol Kehillah article. ...
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Seth Litman
Jan 30, 2024
President's Blog: Proud to Be Part of Roswell - February 2024
I first joined the Board of Trustees in 2000. Since that time, the Board, Temple Clergy and auxiliary members regularly spoke about how...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Jan 30, 2024
Rabbi's Blog: Rabbi in Israel and London - February 2024
By the time Kol Kehillah comes out, I’ll be in Israel on a trip with rabbis and heads of Jewish agencies from all around Greater...
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Seth Litman
Nov 1, 2023
President's Blog: Temple Security, November 2023
“Just checking in to make sure you and the temple family are doing ok? I know there’s been a lot of chaos in the world. It’s unfortunate...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Nov 1, 2023
Rabbi's Blog: Without a Vision,the People Perish, November 2023
Since the attacks on October 7th when Hamas killed 1,400 Israelis, took 200 hostages, and injured many more, Israel and Gaza have been in...
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Michelle Erste
Nov 1, 2023
Education Blog: A Great Year at TKC, November 2023
We are having a great Religious School year! Now that the High Holy Days are behind us, we are looking forward to Chanukkah and all the...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Aug 1, 2023
Rabbi's Blog: Summer and Fall, August 2023
For many of us, summer is a time when there is a change of pace in our lives, when children are out of school and perhaps off to camp,...
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Seth Litman
Aug 1, 2023
President's Blog: TKC Music, August 2023
As you likely know, TKC has been in search of a permanent musical accompanist solution for many months. At the outset of this search, I...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
May 1, 2023
Rabbi's Blog: Shabbat, May 2023
If there is one thing we could use more of, it’s time. I sometimes joke that I wish there were two (or more!) of me so I could do...
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Seth Litman
May 1, 2023
President's Blog: Service and Volunteerism, May 2023
In my last article I thanked our tremendous TKC volunteers that work so hard to keep our temple facilities operational, looking good and...
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Seth Litman
Feb 1, 2023
President's Blog: Status Quo is Not Good Enough, February 2023
It is the time of year when we begin working on budgeting for the 2024 fiscal year. To that end, the finance committee and I have spent...
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Robin Shafer
Dec 1, 20245 min read
President's Blog: Moving Forward - December 2024
This month, I wanted to share my thoughts I shared during Kol Nidre for those that may not have attended or missed the playback on our...
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Rabbi Jason Holtz
Dec 1, 20243 min read
Rabbi's Blog: Festival of Lights - Dec 2024
Christmas is early this year. In fact, it begins on the 24th of the Hebrew month of Kislev. Because of how the Gregorian calendar works,...
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