Friday, May 24, 2013 Sivan 15, 5773

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The debate over who can pray where at the Kotel is especially salient for Americans who travel to Israel for simchas or synagogue tours.
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Edmon J. Rodman, JTA
Since we've been counting the Omer — a biblical measure of barley that was brought as an offering to the Temple — what better way to mark the coming holiday than by downing a cold, carbonated barley beverage?
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We could all learn a thing or two from our rebellious ancestors
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More and more people are learning to interpret — and draw inspiration from — those biblical figures who said 'no' to the status quo.
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Emor, Leviticus 21:1-24:23
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Rabbi Danielle Stillman
Parshah Emor contains two sets of instructions. The first is for the priests, outlining what they need to do to offer sacrifices. The second instructions are for the Israelite people. They talk about how to live in the sacred time of the festivals and holidays.
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For the first time, the Elkins Park community sent a delegation to the Orthodox Union’s Home and Job Relocation Fair in New York.
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Religious Events

Fri. May 24
Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir ~ Heart of the City
7:30 PM
Sat. May 25
Old York Road Temple-Beth Am
9:00 AM
Mon. May 27
Etz Chaim Center for Jewish Studies
8:00 PM

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