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Obituaries: November 24th, 2022
David G. Genecov, M.D. David Glenn Genecov, 59, passed away suddenly Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022. Born in Dallas Oct. 17, 1963, David was the third child of Sally and Dr.
Jewish meditation
Dear Rabbi Fried, I spent years as a devotee of Transcendental Meditation and was recently challenged by an old friend why I have traveled so distant from our own religion
Jacob’s duplicity and its consequences
By Cantor Sheri AllenParashat Toldot So there we were, sitting at the kitchen table: me and my younger siblings, Mark and Jill. I must’ve been no older than 10, and,
How should you put on your shoes?
Dear Families, Thanksgiving is over (we must keep our gratitude going year-round!) and Hanukkah is late this year although we should get ready. That means there is time to talk
Questions people have asked me
By Dr. Alan Koenigsberg Some friends have asked a few questions (edited for space). 1. “Grandparents miss the hugs from their teenage grandchildren that they regularly received when they were
Tarrant County Community Mitzvah Day is held
On Sunday, Nov. 13, hundreds of enthusiastic children, parents and volunteers from three synagogues, two Chabads and the Jewish Federation of Fort Worth and Tarrant County came together to present
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Questions people have asked me
By Dr. Alan Koenigsberg Some friends have asked a few questions (edited for space). 1. “Grandparents miss the hugs from their teenage grandchildren that they regularly received when they were
Sarah’s legacy
By Rabbi Dan LewinParashat Chayei Sarah The focus in the Torah readings of the past few weeks has been the lives of our forefather Abraham and his wife Sarah, the
Jewish values: how to live our lives
Dear Families, Hopefully you are reading this as you prepare for Thanksgiving and getting ready to be surrounded by family and friends (in person or on Zoom). It is the
Recipes
7 Rosh Hashanah desserts that aren’t honey cake
By Rachel MyersonThis article originally appeared on The Nosher. We’ve probably all tried various versions of lekach, or honey cake, over the years. While this iconic Rosh Hashanah treat has
Get ready for a honey of a Rosh Hashanah!
By Tina Wasserman It’s that time, everybody! When I wrote this article, it was a balmy 78 degrees with a breeze, and we are all hoping it won’t be triple
Spice up your Labor Day!
By Tina Wasserman Labor Day is the unofficial end to summer. Children are back in school, the Halloween candy is already on the supermarket shelves and a bathing suit is
