Rabbi Mark S. Golub shares some thoughts in preparation for the opening service of Yom Kippur on the most solemn night of the Jewish Year, Kol Nidre Eve. From the High Holiday service of Chavurat Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah .
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub leads his congregation in the memorial service, martyrology and closing service of Yom Kippur. From the services of Chavurat Aytz Chayim and Chavurat Deevray Torah in Connecticut.
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Inspired by Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical “Hamilton,” JBS President Rabbi Mark S. Golub surprises his CT congregation with a prayer in rap to end Erev Rosh Hashanah Services. CLICK DOWN ARROW BELOW TO SEE LYRICS: ****** At Westhill High Rosh HaShanah Eve To greet the Year – I do believe We’ve come together to relieve Anxiety In […]
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub delivers thoughts on the importance of tzedakah and the importance of support for, and thoughtful and open discussion about the State of Israel.
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub delivers thoughts on the importance of tzedakah and the importance of support for, and thoughtful and open discussion about the State of Israel.
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub of Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah and Connecticut with thoughts to begin the Jewish New Year, 5776, on the importance of protecting those we love against loneliness.
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub of Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah in Connecticut illuminates the wisdom of the Akedah story — The Binding of Isaac — read every Rosh Hashanah.
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub gives a d’rash on the lessons we can learn from the “Akedah” Torah portion, the Binding of Isaac, on Rosh Hashanah morning.
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub offers some reflections on the meaning of the Kol Nidre Prayer in preparation for the three-fold chant that begins Yom Kippur. From the High Holiday services of Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah in Connecticut.
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Rabbi Mark S. Golub gives a d’rash on the lessons we can learn from the “Akedah” Torah portion, the Binding of Isaac, on Rosh Hashanah morning.
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