Finding Joy in Uncertainty: Shabbat Message by Rabbi Ashira Boxman
What an incredible two weeks it has been at Temple Beth El. Our Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur worship was awe-inspiring; and reuniting with so many in our Temple Beth El family was truly heartwarming. As we have embarked on a new Jewish year, our liturgy and tradition have inspired us to return to our most authentic selves and consider how we want to live in the year ahead. We have reflected on the lives we have been leading, the people we hope to become, and how we might fill this new year with greater gratitude, kindness, and meaning. And of course, our tradition immediately gives us an opportunity to put those intentions into practice. Just a few days after Yom Kippur, Sukkot arrives and invites us to begin living out the values we have spent these past